Japan on Wednesday hosted delegates from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations for talks on simmering tensions in the South China Sea.
The vice ministerial-level meeting — the third of its kind since 2009 — focused on the need to find consensus on the interpretation of maritime law regarding freedom of navigation.
China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Brunei and Malaysia all hold conflicting territorial claims in the South China Sea — which is thought to hold vast energy and
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