More than 44 years after Argentina and the U.K. went to war over the islands, an oil drilling project is bringing tensions back to the surface.

More than 44 years after Argentina and the U.K. went to war over the islands, an oil drilling project is bringing tensions back to the surface.

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During an official visit to Beijing in June, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman signed an agreement to introduce ...

The contested waterway has long been viewed through the lens of hard power. That paradigm remains important, but it is no longer sufficient.