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Pact on South China Sea code of conduct unlikely, as ASEAN leaders gather

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Briefings

Analysts predict that concluding negotiations for a disputed South China Sea agreement will be extremely difficult, with the current process described as a 'tall order.' This assessment comes as ASEAN leaders gather to discuss the matter, though the specific timeline for agreement remains unclear.

Key points

• Analysts describe the current process of negotiating a disputed South China Sea agreement as a 'tall order' due to significant challenges.
• The evidence indicates that the timeline for reaching an agreement is uncertain and not yet defined.

Context

ASEAN leaders are currently gathering to address the South China Sea dispute, yet the specific date or timeframe for finalizing the agreement remains unknown.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that negotiations will be difficult; it does not specify the exact reasons for the difficulty or provide any dates or timelines for the negotiations.

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