United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
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UK and Philippines in defense pact talks to expand NATO's South China Sea reach
The United Kingdom and the Philippines are in negotiations for a defense pact that would allow troops from both nations to train on each other's soil. This agreement is seen as a move to bolster NATO's presence and infl…
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Philippines mandates South China Sea education to counter Beijing's claims
The Philippines is advancing legislation to mandate the teaching of its position on the South China Sea dispute in educational institutions. This initiative aims to counter what lawmakers describe as pro-Beijing misinfo…
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Indonesia leverages AI and satellite tech for advanced fisheries enforcement
Indonesia is transforming its fisheries enforcement by integrating advanced digital surveillance technologies. This shift, driven by the need to monitor vast maritime territories with limited resources, combines Vessel …
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Beijing renews South China Sea tribunal attacks on 10th anniversary
On the 10th anniversary of a landmark ruling regarding the South China Sea, Beijing has reiterated its strong opposition to the decision. China's ambassador to the Philippines, Jing Quan, denounced the ruling as "thorou…
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Cambodia, Thailand dispute $300B in oil and gas reserves
Cambodia and Thailand are in a dispute over an estimated $300 billion in oil and natural gas reserves in the Gulf of Thailand. The disagreement stems from overlapping maritime claims that have prevented development for …
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Philippines names China as main hurdle to South China Sea code
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. identified China as the primary obstacle to finalizing a code of conduct for the South China Sea. Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue, Teodoro criticized Beijing's disre…
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Documentary outlines phased migration to ocean cities
The documentary "Blue Civilization: Inside the Ocean Cities of the Future" outlines a phased approach to human migration into marine environments, driven by rising sea levels and coastal subsidence. Initial phases invol…
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Singapore PM: Upholding sea laws vital for global trade
Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong emphasized the critical importance of upholding international sea laws for global trade and stability. Speaking at the SGLaw200 Youth Forum, he warned that weakening the internat…
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Submarine cables governing the seabed, challenging international law
Submarine cables, which transmit over 95% of global internet traffic, are increasingly controlled by private corporations rather than states. While international law, specifically UNCLOS, grants freedom to lay these cab…