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AUKUS navigational rights are submerged in regional challenges

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Rothwell, Donald

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East Asia Forum

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UNCLOS has been labelled a ‘package deal’ — an ‘all-or-nothing’ treaty whereby states either accept or reject its terms and accompanying rights and entitlements. Expansive maritime zones give coastal states considerable new maritime entitlements and counter-balance against the guaranteed freedoms of navigation for ships of all states, which maritime powers value.

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East Asia Forum

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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International.

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