disputed waters

China is close to completing it’s new super weapon and it’s possibly aimed at the South China Sea. But will it hold water?

All the saber rattling in the world won’t do a thing if China is able to successfully implement its anti-access strategy in the South China Sea. China’s deployment of the strategy is likely nearing completion.

At the tail end of an international security dialogue in Singapore recently, a top Chinese military propagandist took the opportunity of having the last word.

China is convinced that it holds a huge edge over the United States in economic ties with neighbors.

Troops, tanks, trucks, artillery, and armored personnel carriers of China’s military were seen heading to the Vietnamese border on May 16 and 17.

Following deadly riots stemming from a territorial dispute in the South China Sea, China has deployed five ships to Vietnam to evacuate its citizens.

Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung is pulling no punches in criticizing China’s new deep-water drilling platform in nearby disputed waters.