Resolving South China Sea row


I REFER to Dr Huang Huikang’s “The way of amicable consultations” about China and Malaysia’s approach to the South China Sea (SCS) disputes (The Star, June 13 2016).

The author has described Malaysia-China relations as a model to argue his case on the SCS. In the last decade or so, China’s role and profile in international politics have been dramatically increasing in tandem with the growth of its economy.

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