Bring the U.S., Japan and China together

Article Abstract:

Some political analysts view China as a new Soviet Union, a military threat to the security of the Asian region and to the economic relations between the US and Japan. The ties two leading countries should be aware of the importance of China as a developing market and recognize it not as a threat, but as another key player in the world economy. The developing economy of China is forecast to outperform the Japanese and eventually the US economy in the coming century to become the dominant force in the international market.

Intnl Affairs & Finance, National Security and International Affairs, Military Alliances, Analysis, Japan, International aspects, Column, Economic development, International relations, Alliances (Government relations), Military assistance, Foreign military assistance

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China is rocketing into military space

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China is fast becoming a military power in space despite its diplomats' claims to the contrary. The China Academy of Space Technology, for instance, has unveiled a new six-satellite reconnaissance network. China will also launch four imaging and two radar satellites while small satellites for communication, navigation and imaging are in the works. These efforts are part of China's plan to exploit space and information for defense purposes and deny its enemies access to these.

China, Strategy & planning, Defense Research & Development, Military policy, Space technology, Military research

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