Indo-Pacific maritime boundaries

Target entity: Indo-Pacific maritime boundaries
Context triple: [Maritime boundary between Australia and Indonesia, partOf, Indo-Pacific maritime boundaries]

• A. South China Sea maritime claims
  The South China Sea maritime claims are overlapping territorial and resource assertions by multiple countries over waters and features in the South China Sea, forming one of the world’s most complex and contentious maritime disputes.
• B. Indo-Pacific sea lanes of communication
  The Indo-Pacific sea lanes of communication are a network of vital maritime routes across the Indian and Pacific Oceans that underpin global trade, energy transport, and strategic naval movement.
• C. Maritime boundary between Australia and Indonesia
  The maritime boundary between Australia and Indonesia is a legally defined sea border in northern Australian waters that delineates the two countries’ territorial seas, exclusive economic zones, and continental shelf rights across areas including the Arafura Sea and Timor Sea.
• D. Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes
  Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes are designated international shipping routes that allow foreign vessels and aircraft to transit through Indonesia’s archipelago while balancing national sovereignty with global navigation rights.
• E. Maritime boundary between Australia and Papua New Guinea
  The maritime boundary between Australia and Papua New Guinea is a legally defined sea border running through the Torres Strait that regulates sovereignty, resource rights, and navigation between the two neighboring countries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Indo-Pacific maritime boundaries
Target entity description: Indo-Pacific maritime boundaries are the complex network of legally defined sea borders in the Indo-Pacific region that regulate national jurisdictions, resource rights, and maritime security among coastal states.

• A. South China Sea maritime claims
  The South China Sea maritime claims are overlapping territorial and resource assertions by multiple countries over waters and features in the South China Sea, forming one of the world’s most complex and contentious maritime disputes.
• B. Indo-Pacific sea lanes of communication
  The Indo-Pacific sea lanes of communication are a network of vital maritime routes across the Indian and Pacific Oceans that underpin global trade, energy transport, and strategic naval movement.
• C. Maritime boundary between Australia and Indonesia
  The maritime boundary between Australia and Indonesia is a legally defined sea border in northern Australian waters that delineates the two countries’ territorial seas, exclusive economic zones, and continental shelf rights across areas including the Arafura Sea and Timor Sea.
• D. Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes
  Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes are designated international shipping routes that allow foreign vessels and aircraft to transit through Indonesia’s archipelago while balancing national sovereignty with global navigation rights.
• E. Maritime boundary between Australia and Papua New Guinea
  The maritime boundary between Australia and Papua New Guinea is a legally defined sea border running through the Torres Strait that regulates sovereignty, resource rights, and navigation between the two neighboring countries.
• F. None of above. chosen