Commentary

A Look at China's Stance on the South China Sea Dispute (Nong Hong talks with DW)

May 29, 2015

Commentary by:

Nong Hong

Executive Director & Senior Fellow

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Global Politics, Maritime Studies

The Arctic

With tensions running high over disputes in the South China Sea, Beijing has outlined a strategy to boost its naval reach. DW speaks to analyst Nong Hong about China’s motives and the implications for the region.

Read the interview at DW.de

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