South China Sea Seen As Nexus of U.S.-China Naval Conflict

In this century, the South China Sea will become what the Persian Gulf became after World War II, and Chinese and U.S. interests could increasingly collide there, according to Robert Kaplan, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. “This region will become the center of the world,”...

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