See How Much You Know About Maritime Policy and Disputes

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Test your knowledge of maritime policy and disputes, from the Arctic to the South China Sea.

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May 28, 2019 10:39 am (EST)

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Disputes between China and several of its neighbors over the East and South China Seas continue to cause tension across the region. Find out how much you know about maritime law and the disputes over bodies of water around the world.

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