Chinese enterprises setting up overseas are navigating a minefield of legal challenges, making effective dispute resolution through arbitration more crucial than ever, according to legal experts. The emerging frontier of international arbitration to mediate contract risk for Chinese companies – […]
As Chinese firms expand overseas, legal spotlight turns on cross-border disputes Read More »
Sitting 100km (62 miles) off the coast of Malaysia’s Sarawak state, the Luconia Shoals have become yet another source of tension in the South China Sea between Beijing and its neighbours. The shoals are off the northwestern coast of Borneo
Who is winning the fight for the South China Sea’s resources? Read More »
A string of recent stabbing attacks on foreigners in China could fuel worries about personal safety in the country’s expatriate community, according to diplomatic observers, who say that more transparency from authorities will be crucial to ease fears and restore
China faces calls for transparency after latest stabbing attack sparks safety fears Read More »
The South China Sea is claimed by almost every country in the region but its ripple effects are felt well beyond the fiercely contested waterway. In the first of a three-part series, Alyssa Chen looks at the differences in China’s
South China Sea: why Beijing takes a low-key approach to Vietnam but not the Philippines Read More »
