Promoting openness and exchange in maritime Asia. Follows, RTs ≠ endorsements.
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Following the termination of MOU 44, Thailand and Cambodia begin the second ever compulsory conciliation under UNCLOS to resolve their maritime boundaries. The outcome has broad implications for ASEAN as a whole: cs.is/46XoguD
Explore AMTI’s Island Tracker for the latest high-res satellite imagery of occupied islands, reefs, rocks, and shoals across the South China Sea: amti.csis.org/island-tracker…
As China positions itself as a leader of global ocean governance, the findings from the 2016 South China Sea tribunal ruling take on a renewed significance: cs.is/4wlC653
In the latest episode of Pacific Airwaves, join Andreyka and Monica for a special discussion with @KathrynPaik about CSIS @AustraliaChair's new interactive tool which covers security agreements and influence in the Pacific. cs.is/4jGl7qN
AMTI’s expanded Maritime Claims of the Indo-Pacific map includes all the Pacific Islands and more. Select from nearly 40 countries and toggle by claim type to explore: cs.is/2jvpjeV
With Trump and Xi set to meet after a year of unprecedented Chinese grey zone maritime activity, now is the time for Washington to show that it cares about what happens in the waterways of Asia, writes AMTI's Harrison Prétat: cs.is/3T4byHc
Following the termination of MOU 44, Thailand and Cambodia begin the second ever compulsory conciliation under UNCLOS to resolve their maritime boundaries. The outcome has broad implications for ASEAN as a whole: cs.is/46XoguD
Hundreds of rocks, reefs, and shoals are scattered across the disputed South China Sea. Learn more about them at AMTI: cs.is/29MVC4J
New tools, new features—explore AMTI’s remastered 2016 Philippines v. China arbitration ruling map: cs.is/29LsegA
The scale and character of China’s response to Japan-Philippines maritime delimitation talks suggests that Beijing is not just sending a signal to Tokyo and Manila—it’s establishing a semi-permanent presence east of Taiwan: cs.is/4qogFOy
AMTI’s satellite imagery analysis shows over 7,000 acres of coral reef have been destroyed in the South China Sea through dredging and landfill by claimants: cs.is/4iETBqg
As the Philippines upgrades its strategic partnerships with Japan and Vietnam, Mico Galang explains how Manila's deepening ties with both aim to reinforce the rules-based maritime order, expand defense cooperation, and strengthen economic resilience: cs.is/4gcdiXv
Is a new Chinese runway taking flight at Antelope Reef? Only eight months after China began dredging, the first signs of major infrastructure have emerged: cs.is/4zkBE8X
Explore AMTI’s Island Tracker for the latest high-res satellite imagery of occupied islands, reefs, rocks, and shoals across the South China Sea: amti.csis.org/island-tracker…
Human activity is causing severe ecological damage in the South China Sea. In recent decades, increased fishing, dredging, and land fill, along with giant clam harvesting, have taken a devastating toll on thousands of species found nowhere else on earth: cs.is/47alHTA
As China positions itself as a leader of global ocean governance, the findings from the 2016 South China Sea tribunal ruling take on a renewed significance: cs.is/4wlC653
In the latest episode of Pacific Airwaves, join Andreyka and Monica for a special discussion with @KathrynPaik about CSIS @AustraliaChair's new interactive tool which covers security agreements and influence in the Pacific. cs.is/4jGl7qN
A searchable map of every feature in the South China Sea, with links to satellite imagery from our Island Tracker and filters to toggle by occupier and legal status—find it at AMTI: cs.is/29MVC4J
With Trump and Xi set to meet after a year of unprecedented Chinese grey zone maritime activity, now is the time for Washington to show that it cares about what happens in the waterways of Asia, writes AMTI's Harrison Prétat: cs.is/3T4byHc
Following the termination of MOU 44, Thailand and Cambodia begin the second ever compulsory conciliation under UNCLOS to resolve their maritime boundaries. The outcome has broad implications for ASEAN as a whole: cs.is/46XoguD
AMTI’s map of South China Sea Energy Exploration and Development now includes new blocks and updated stakeholders: cs.is/2N9vvEv
