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China is challenging the exclusive economic zones of Vietnam, the Philippines, and Brunei, while also pressuring the Philippines regarding its US defense treaty.

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  1. Tensions rise in the South China Sea as China monitors a US warship near disputed shoals.

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10 reports, 3 independent, last reported Oct 20. The briefing below covers this first event.

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China is challenging the exclusive economic zones of Vietnam, the Philippines, and Brunei, while also pressuring the Philippines regarding its US defense treaty.

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  1. Tensions rise in the South China Sea as China monitors a US warship near disputed shoals.1 source
  2. A dispute has arisen concerning the deployment of an oil rig in contested maritime waters.Sub-event
  3. Claims over island resources in the Spratly archipelago are contested by China, involving Vietnam and the Philippines.Sub-event
  4. China challenges the EEZs of Vietnam, the Philippines, and Brunei, and pressures the Philippines over its US defense treaty.1 source
  5. China asserts claims over Spratly islands, including Pratas Island, and encroaches on EEZs of claimant states.1 source

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