Asian security cooperation.
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The Economist 12-18 June 2010, pp.39-40Summary: Report on the annual Shangri-La Dialogue held 4-6 June in Singapore. China's growing assertiveness over the South China Sea, its expanding land sea and air power capabilites, and its evolving relations with both regional states and the USA may all affect regional stability.
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Report on the annual Shangri-La Dialogue held 4-6 June in Singapore. China's growing assertiveness over the South China Sea, its expanding land sea and air power capabilites, and its evolving relations with both regional states and the USA may all affect regional stability.
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