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The importance of the South China Sea The South China Sea is strategically important and a key region for global trade and Chinese power projection and territorial ambition. Tensions in the South China Sea are multilateral with multiple countries claiming territory including Brunei, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. Additionally, Japan, South Korea, Australia and the United States have geostrategic interests that will continue to influence the regions future. This multilateralism makes the resolution of territorial claims in the region difficult, and it is likely tensions will continue to fluctuate in the coming months and years. Beyond territorial claims, global trade and power plays, the social and economic disparities between regional nations are causing high levels of poverty – a driver of illegal fishing and piracy in the South China Sea, which threaten the security of the region.

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