Naval Warfare
Chinese maritime claims don’t hold water
On 12 July the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague ruled in favour of the Philippines over China in a dispute over maritime claims in the South China Sea.
The case was brought to the PCA in 2013 and many – none more so than China – were stunned by the ...
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