South China Sea is an area now often in the headlines because of territorial disputes in Asia. With a third of the world's shipping passing through its waters, the South China Sea is strategically vital. The region's fishermen are often the ones who see these disputes up close. These issues are also increasingly on the radar of the United States, with President Obama making the importance of the region clear.
Mishal Husain takes you to the Pacific Ocean in our new virtual reality studio and explains what the issues are around the South China Sea and why the Asia Pacific matters to President Obama.
