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Piracy in South-east Asia

Piracy in South-east Asia is posing a growing threat to the vital shipping lanes through which pass much of the oil and other essential imports of major economies. The problem has led Japan to call for combined action by Asian coastguards and regional governments now recognise the need to cooperate. But sovereignty disputes and China’s opposition to any Japanese involvement in security operations beyond its shores may hinder their efforts.