Nong Hong Archives - Page 2 of 7

Commentary

Media Manipulation and Strategic Tension: The Philippines’ Role in the South China Sea Dispute

Nong Hong

August 22, 2024

Commentary

How the Ukraine Conflict is shaping Arctic defense budgets

Nong Hong

July 2, 2024

Commentary

Legal moves turn South China Sea into a public image battleground

Nong Hong

June 25, 2024

Commentary

A Landmark Advisory Opinion: ITLOS Strengthens Legal Framework for Climate Action

Nong Hong

May 28, 2024

Commentary

Rivalries aside, it’s vital for US and Chinese navies to keep talking

Nong Hong

April 30, 2024

Commentary

Some Observations on the U.S. Announced Extended Continental Shelf Outer Limits

Nong Hong

April 8, 2024

Executive Director and Senior Fellow Nong Hong quoted by Sputnik International on the United States’ announcement to extend its continental shelf as it relates to international maritime law

Nong Hong

April 1, 2024

Commentary

How Ukraine war and sanctions on Russia put Arctic cooperation on ice

Nong Hong

March 17, 2024

Commentary

As Red Sea shipping attacks continue, pressure grows for China to act

Nong Hong

February 14, 2024

Commentary

2024-The South China Sea at a Crossroads: More Unilateral Actions Ahead (9DASHLINE In Forum)

Nong Hong

February 5, 2024

Commentary

Navigating U.S.-China Maritime Relations

Nong Hong

January 22, 2024

Commentary

Emission Control Areas in the Mediterranean and their implications for the South China Sea

Nong Hong

January 11, 2024

Book, Books & Journal Articles

US-China Global Maritime Relations

Nong Hong

January 1, 2024

Journal Article

China and the United States in the South Pacific Ocean: Will Strategic Competition or Practical Cooperation Drive the Future Development

Nong Hong

June 16, 2023

Commentary

Why China is hesitant about endorsing marine protected area proposals in the Antarctic

Nong Hong

April 7, 2023

Commentary

What does the High Seas Treaty imply for China in the South China Sea and the Arctic Ocean?

Nong Hong

March 20, 2023

Commentary

As war in Ukraine freezes the Arctic Council, how will Asia break the ice?

Nong Hong

February 27, 2023

Book Chapter

Encyclopedia of Ocean Law and Policy in Asia-Pacific: China

Amanda (Yue) Jin, Asiana Cooper, Jessica L. Martin, Matt Geraci, Nong Hong, The ICAS Team, Yilun Zhang

November 11, 2022

Report

China and the United States in the Arctic

Exploring the Divergence and Convergence of Interests

Nong Hong

October 20, 2022

Commentary

Why Russia’s Arctic agenda should be of more concern than China’s actions

Nong Hong

October 7, 2022

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