MANILA, Philippines --- A regional fishing agreement among claimant states in the South China Sea is seen as another approach to manage the territorial disputes in the hotly-contested waters, which also happens to be one of the world's most productive fishing zones in the world. Political scientist and defense analyst Dr. Clarita Carlos said the South China Sea dispute should be seen beyond the geopolitical stage. "We should view the South China Sea not as a rival claim among six states but rather a concern of all humanity," she said at a recent forum on the West Philippine Sea. "The regional fishing agreement will mandate who is going...
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