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US-Philippines Military Alliance 'Ironclad': Pentagon Chief
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Thursday said America's alliance with the Philippines remains "ironclad" even though the Asian ally's leader has vowed to end joint military exercises.
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US Vows 'Action' If China Builds New South China Sea Structures
Chinese construction on a South China Sea islet claimed by the Philippines would prompt "actions being taken" by the United States and other nations, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warned today.
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US Warns Beijing Of 'Self-Isolation' In South China Sea
Beijing risks creating a "Great Wall of self-isolation" if it continues its military expansion across the South China Sea, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said today.
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China Risks 'Great Wall Of Self-Isolation': Pentagon Chief
China risks creating a "Great Wall of self-isolation" through its continued military expansion in the South China Sea and its hacks on US companies, Pentagon chief Ashton Carter said Friday.
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India Likes To Be 'Most Beautiful Woman Wooed By All': Chinese Media
Playing down India's decision to sign a logistic agreement with the US, Chinese state media today said that the proposed deal is stalled because of distrust between the two, as India wants to be the "most beautiful woman" wooed by all, especially Washington and Beijing.
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US Defence Secretary To Visit Aircraft Carrier In Disputed South China Sea
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he will visit a US aircraft carrier transiting the disputed South China Sea on Friday, a move bound to anger China, which has been increasingly asserting its territorial claims.
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US Nears Military Breakthrough With India As Relations Warm
The United States and India are close to a breakthrough on a defense logistics deal that has taken more than a decade to negotiate, a reflection of closer ties as China's military muscle grows.
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China Taking 'Self-Isolating' Steps In South China Sea: Pentagon
The United States is not looking for conflict with China but steps it is taking in the South China Sea are self-isolating and prompting other countries to seek help from Washington, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Friday.
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US Defence Chief Heads for Aircraft Carrier in South China Sea
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter arrived in eastern Malaysia on Thursday, from where he was due to fly out to an American aircraft carrier in the South China Sea.
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Russia, China, Terror Pose Challenge to World Order: Ashton Carter
Noting that the world order faces challenges from Russia, terrorist elements and China, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter today said that though none of them can overturn it completely but they are intent on undermining its values.
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Massive Cyber Attack Hits US Federal Workers; Probe Focuses on China
Hackers broke into US government computers, possibly compromising the personal data of 4 million current and former federal employees, and investigators were probing whether the culprits were based in China, US officials said on Thursday.
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Japan on Agenda as US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter Meets Union Minister Manohar Parrikar Today
Japan will be high on the agenda of visiting US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter who will meet his Indian counterpart Manohar Parrikar this evening in New Delhi.
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US Hits Out at China on Sea Reclamation at Security Summit
The United States on Saturday vowed to keep sending military aircraft and ships to disputed parts of the South China Sea and called for an immediate halt to reclamation works by Beijing in the tense region.
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China Deployed Artillery in South China Sea: US Officials
China recently deployed two artillery pieces on one of its artificial islands in the South China Sea, an unprecedented move that suggests Beijing is trying to extend its military reach in the contested waters, US officials said Friday.
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Pentagon Chief Ashton Carter Urges End to Island-Building in South China Sea
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday called for an immediate end to island-building by China and other countries near the South China Sea, urging the participants to stop militarising the dispute and find a peaceful solution.
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US-Philippines Military Alliance 'Ironclad': Pentagon Chief
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Thursday said America's alliance with the Philippines remains "ironclad" even though the Asian ally's leader has vowed to end joint military exercises.
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US Vows 'Action' If China Builds New South China Sea Structures
Chinese construction on a South China Sea islet claimed by the Philippines would prompt "actions being taken" by the United States and other nations, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter warned today.
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US Warns Beijing Of 'Self-Isolation' In South China Sea
Beijing risks creating a "Great Wall of self-isolation" if it continues its military expansion across the South China Sea, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said today.
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China Risks 'Great Wall Of Self-Isolation': Pentagon Chief
China risks creating a "Great Wall of self-isolation" through its continued military expansion in the South China Sea and its hacks on US companies, Pentagon chief Ashton Carter said Friday.
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India Likes To Be 'Most Beautiful Woman Wooed By All': Chinese Media
Playing down India's decision to sign a logistic agreement with the US, Chinese state media today said that the proposed deal is stalled because of distrust between the two, as India wants to be the "most beautiful woman" wooed by all, especially Washington and Beijing.
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US Defence Secretary To Visit Aircraft Carrier In Disputed South China Sea
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he will visit a US aircraft carrier transiting the disputed South China Sea on Friday, a move bound to anger China, which has been increasingly asserting its territorial claims.
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US Nears Military Breakthrough With India As Relations Warm
The United States and India are close to a breakthrough on a defense logistics deal that has taken more than a decade to negotiate, a reflection of closer ties as China's military muscle grows.
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China Taking 'Self-Isolating' Steps In South China Sea: Pentagon
The United States is not looking for conflict with China but steps it is taking in the South China Sea are self-isolating and prompting other countries to seek help from Washington, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Friday.
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US Defence Chief Heads for Aircraft Carrier in South China Sea
US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter arrived in eastern Malaysia on Thursday, from where he was due to fly out to an American aircraft carrier in the South China Sea.
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Russia, China, Terror Pose Challenge to World Order: Ashton Carter
Noting that the world order faces challenges from Russia, terrorist elements and China, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter today said that though none of them can overturn it completely but they are intent on undermining its values.
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Massive Cyber Attack Hits US Federal Workers; Probe Focuses on China
Hackers broke into US government computers, possibly compromising the personal data of 4 million current and former federal employees, and investigators were probing whether the culprits were based in China, US officials said on Thursday.
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Japan on Agenda as US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter Meets Union Minister Manohar Parrikar Today
Japan will be high on the agenda of visiting US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter who will meet his Indian counterpart Manohar Parrikar this evening in New Delhi.
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US Hits Out at China on Sea Reclamation at Security Summit
The United States on Saturday vowed to keep sending military aircraft and ships to disputed parts of the South China Sea and called for an immediate halt to reclamation works by Beijing in the tense region.
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China Deployed Artillery in South China Sea: US Officials
China recently deployed two artillery pieces on one of its artificial islands in the South China Sea, an unprecedented move that suggests Beijing is trying to extend its military reach in the contested waters, US officials said Friday.
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Pentagon Chief Ashton Carter Urges End to Island-Building in South China Sea
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Wednesday called for an immediate end to island-building by China and other countries near the South China Sea, urging the participants to stop militarising the dispute and find a peaceful solution.
