Sea claims not well grounded


Long wait: Resolution of the South China Sea disputes will most likely take a long time, due to their multiple layers of challenges.

WHEN a problem clearly becomes hopeless, it may generate one of two opposite reactions – intellectual equivalents of fight or flight.

One is to see tremendous hope in the depths of disappointment; the other is to surrender utterly to crushing despondency. Both extreme reactions are equally unrealistic.

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