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Published on Wednesday, September 21, 2016 | Updated on Sunday, May 13, 2018

South China Sea: Stable but tenacious waters

It’s been over two months since The Hague ruled that China does not have historic rights to the South China Sea. Tensions will continue to escalate further before a bilateral agreement is met, as other players step into the scene. Upside risks remain, particularly in neighboring countries.

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Carlos Casanova
Alvaro OrtizBBVA Research - Head of Analysis with Big Data
Tomasa RodrigoBBVA Research - Lead Economist

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