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India and the United States - Recent Development
Dr Harinder Sekhon

As the Obama administration enters its last months in office, it is normal that it would want to assess the state of relations between the United States and India. Both countries have invested a lot in revitalizing this partnership and the US would n....

September 26, 2016 International Relations and Diplomacy , US , modi , Obama , UNCLOS , India - United States
South China Sea imbroglio: Setting The Record Straight
Gautam Sen

China is a signatory to United Nations Convention of the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS) but not the US. The South China Sea (SCS) covers an area of nearly four million square kilometers. It is estimated that US $5 trillion worth of sea borne trade and one-....

August 05, 2016 International Relations and Diplomacy , South China Sea , Beijing , UNCLOS
Round Table Discussion on The South China Sea Dispute Ruling - Implications

Against the backdrop of 12 July 2016, award by the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) on the South China Sea (SCS), a Round Table Discussion was held on 2 August 2016, on “South China Dispute Ruling: Implications”. The discussion started with t....

August 04, 2016 International Relations and Diplomacy , Interaction , South China Sea , UNCLOS , China’s Actions
China’s Day of Reckoning
Commodore Gopal Suri

The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has issued its award in the arbitration case between the Philippines and China. The Philippines had initiated arbitration proceedings against China in January 2013 under Annex VII to the United Nations Convent....

July 14, 2016 International Relations and Diplomacy , Permanent Court of Arbitration , UNCLOS , West Philippine Sea
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