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Expert Commentary September 5, 2026
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ASEAN and the South China Sea

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Originally published on The Diplomatic Insight, IPDS’s sister publication. IPDS is pleased to showcase this piece by Timothy Mae Reyes.

Territorial claims in the South China Sea are one of the most long-standing security issues in Southeast Asia. The South China Sea is an important economic and strategic sub-region of the Indo-Pacific.

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