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Published 2 years ago

China does not have it all its way in the South China Sea

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Ten years ago China launched a massive terraforming exercise, turning reefs and rocks into artificial islands hosting airstrips and bases. The long-term aim, say regional diplomats and analysts, is to project Chinese power deep into the South China Sea and beyond, and to hold the Americans away during any conflict. China has challenged oil-and-gas activity by both Indonesia and Malaysia, and sent drilling rigs to both countries' EEZs.

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China does not have it all its way in the South China Sea

South-East Asian countries are increasingly wary of their giant neighbour

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom
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