South China Sea Code of Conduct: A Deal Is Not Enough
ASEAN and China are aiming to conclude a Code of Conduct (COC) for the South China Sea. However, an agreement lacking credible enforcement mechanisms will not meaningfully reduce tensions. The substance of the deal and how it protects the strategic autonomy of member states are crucial.
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