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This paper aims to examine the boundary arbitration case between Bangladesh and India before the UN tribunal, and the lessons that can be learned from pursuing a rules-based and peaceful method of resolving maritime disputes.

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Foreign Service Institute

Authors

Villaruel, Jemimah Joanne, C.

Keywords

South China Sea; India; Bangladesh; maritime disputes; maritime delimitation; exclusive economic zone; Narendra Modi; economic interests; strategic interests; UN Tribunal

India-Bangladesh Delimitation of EEZ: Utilizing the UN Tribunal

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