More storms are brewing between China and Australia tensions after China had banned Australia beef exports and the storm now seems to be rebrewing at the South China Sea (SCS).
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Australia had joined the United States of America in the rejection of claims of SCS by China on the 24th of July and had submitted it’s stance with the UN in New York stating that the claims were not inline with the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.
The countries also laying claims are Taiwan, Phillipines, Malaysia, Brunei and Vietnam which China claims a majority of the waters.
Though the claims have gone against China’s favour, it has not stopped them constructing runways and artificial islands spanding nearly 3000 acres across the region.