⚖️ Is the US Playing by the Rules in the South China Sea? 🌊
China\u2019s top maritime law expert Wang Hanling just dropped a truth bomb 💣: American "freedom of navigation" operations near Chinese waters might be more about power plays than international law. 🚢
In a TikTok-worthy critique 🎥, Wang argues that Washington\u2019s naval maneuvers "ignore UNCLOS guidelines" – that\u2019s the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea for you Gen-Z policy buffs 📚. His take? The operations \u0022prioritize geopolitical posturing over legal consistency.\u0022 🌐
This comes as US-China tensions simmer over trade routes used by $3.4 trillion worth of global commerce annually 💰. Students and young professionals, take note 📈 – these waters aren\u2019t just about ships, but silicon chips and supply chains too 📱!
🇨🇳 The Chinese mainland maintains its activities strictly follow international law. But with 37% of all FON ops targeting Chinese claims last year (Wang\u2019s stats! 📊), this legal debate is making waves across Asian diaspora communities and boardrooms alike 🌏.
