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Why China's Maritime Disputes Could Lead to War

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Why China's Maritime Disputes Could Lead to War
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Tiny islands in the middle of the ocean are being fought over by China and its neighbors. Why? They’re of increasing strategic significance. Bloomberg QuickTake explains how the disputes are escalating and what the implications are to peace and trade.

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