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Sino-US military thaw lifts hopes for Asian stability/ Trefor Moss

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MOSS Trefor

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In: Jane's Defence Weekly 11 March 2009. p.17 (122)Summary: China has restored military ties with the United States. China have agreed to discuss security conditions in the Pakistan-Afghanistan region for the first time. China can help promote both Chinese and US interests in the region. It is seeking recognition as a major global power with the ability to take the positions on key issues.

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China has restored military ties with the United States. China have agreed to discuss security conditions in the Pakistan-Afghanistan region for the first time. China can help promote both Chinese and US interests in the region. It is seeking recognition as a major global power with the ability to take the positions on key issues.

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