Two Chinese navy ships have now spent over four months docked at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base. Is this the beginning of a long-rumored permanent Chinese presence at Ream? cs.is/3W0KGXt

AMTI’s expanded Maritime Claims of the Indo-Pacific map includes all the Pacific Islands and more. Select from nearly 40 countries and toggle by claim type to explore: cs.is/2jvpjeV

On the latest episode of #PacificAirwaves , AMTI’s Monica Michiko Sato and CSIS Southeast Asia’s Andreyka Natalegawa discuss the long-awaited renewal of COFA, a torture incident in West Papua, and other developments in the Pacific: cs.is/3VMGhar

The number of Chinese vessels at Second Thomas Shoal during resupply missions has increased substantially since 2021, while Philippine ship counts have remained consistently low. See what the data says about China-Philippine tensions at AMTI: cs.is/3SjnTCP

Human activity is causing severe ecological damage in the South China Sea. In recent decades, increased fishing, dredging, and land fill, along with giant clam harvesting, have taken a devastating toll on thousands of species found nowhere else on earth: cs.is/47alHTA

An average of 195 Chinese maritime militia boats could be seen in satellite imagery of key reefs across the South China Sea on any given day in 2023, an increase of 35% from last year. See the full analysis at AMTI: cs.is/3US2hjW

Two Chinese navy ships have now spent over four months docked at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base. Is this the beginning of a long-rumored permanent Chinese presence at Ream? cs.is/3W0KGXt

Explore AMTI’s Island Tracker for the latest high-res satellite imagery of occupied islands, reefs, rocks, and shoals across the South China Sea: amti.csis.org/island-tracker/

A searchable map of every feature in the South China Sea, with links to satellite imagery from our Island Tracker and filters to toggle by occupier and legal status—find it at AMTI: cs.is/29MVC4J

It’s high time for the United States to establish an Indo-Pacific Maritime Governance Center of Excellence, argues John Bradford: cs.is/3HFFLmH

The China Coast Guard is central to Beijing’s efforts to assert control over its vast maritime claim in the South China Sea. See the full data on their 2023 activity at AMTI: cs.is/4aeMVLh

Hundreds of rocks, reefs, and shoals are scattered across the disputed South China Sea. Learn more about them at AMTI: cs.is/29MVC4J

Two Chinese navy ships have now spent over four months docked at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base. Is this the beginning of a long-rumored permanent Chinese presence at Ream? cs.is/3W0KGXt

On the latest episode of #PacificAirwaves , AMTI’s Monica Michiko Sato and CSIS Southeast Asia’s Andreyka Natalegawa discuss the long-awaited renewal of COFA, a torture incident in West Papua, and other developments in the Pacific: cs.is/3VMGhar

AMTI’s expanded Maritime Claims of the Indo-Pacific map includes all the Pacific Islands and more. Select from nearly 40 countries and toggle by claim type to explore: cs.is/2jvpjeV

Conflicting claims to Second Thomas Shoal have fueled numerous maritime confrontations between China and the Philippines, but is there a legitimate legal dispute over the feature? Pham Ngoc Minh Trang weighs in: cs.is/47UzJJC

An average of 195 Chinese maritime militia boats could be seen in satellite imagery of key reefs across the South China Sea on any given day in 2023, an increase of 35% from last year. See the full analysis at AMTI: cs.is/3US2hjW

AMTI’s map of South China Sea Energy Exploration and Development has been refreshed for 2023 with new blocks and updated stakeholders: cs.is/2N9vvEv

The number of Chinese vessels at Second Thomas Shoal during resupply missions has increased substantially since 2021, while Philippine ship counts have remained consistently low. See what the data says about China-Philippine tensions on AMTI: cs.is/3SjnTCP

Two Chinese navy ships have now spent over four months docked at Cambodia's Ream Naval Base. Is this the beginning of a long-rumored permanent Chinese presence at Ream? cs.is/3W0KGXt