The European Union and the South China Sea Dispute. A strategic game

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The paper explores the European Union's engagement in the South China Sea despite lacking territorial claims. It highlights the EU's motivations, such as seeking economic benefits for member states, striving for a more prominent geopolitical role, and the necessity to safeguard crucial maritime routes essential for European supply chains. The analysis provides insights into the EU's strategic interests and the broader implications of its involvement in international relations within this contested region.