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Jimmy Carter, Who Went To North Korea Once, Willing To Go Again For Trump
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said he would be willing to travel to North Korea on behalf of the Trump administration to help diffuse rising tensions, The New York Times reported on its website on Sunday
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Trump Speaks With Taiwan's President In Major Break With US Policy On China
President-elect Donald Trump spoke Friday with Taiwan's president, a major departure from decades of U.S. policy in Asia and a breach of diplomatic protocol with ramifications for the incoming president's relations with China.
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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 Launches Quiet Diplomacy To Ease South China Sea Tensions
The United States is using quiet diplomacy to persuade the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and other Asian nations not to move aggressively to capitalize on an international court ruling that denied China's claims to the South China Sea, several US administration officials said on Wednesday.
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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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India In Talks To Buy US Predator Drones With Eye On China, Pakistan: Report
India is in talks with the United States to purchase 40 Predator surveillance drones, according to a report by news agency Reuters.
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China's Militarisation Of South China Sea Will Have Consequences: US
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday warned China against what he called "aggressive" actions in the South China Sea region, including the placement of surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island, and said they would have consequences.
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US Plans More Freedom Of Navigation Moves In South China Sea: Admiral
The head of the US Navy's Pacific Command told a congressional committee on Wednesday he will carry out more, and more complex, freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
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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 Navigation Moves in South China Sea Will Continue: Ash Carter
The United States will conduct freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea again, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in a speech on Saturday, although he gave no timeline for any such actions.
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Jimmy Carter, Who Went To North Korea Once, Willing To Go Again For Trump
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said he would be willing to travel to North Korea on behalf of the Trump administration to help diffuse rising tensions, The New York Times reported on its website on Sunday
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Trump Speaks With Taiwan's President In Major Break With US Policy On China
President-elect Donald Trump spoke Friday with Taiwan's president, a major departure from decades of U.S. policy in Asia and a breach of diplomatic protocol with ramifications for the incoming president's relations with China.
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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 Launches Quiet Diplomacy To Ease South China Sea Tensions
The United States is using quiet diplomacy to persuade the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and other Asian nations not to move aggressively to capitalize on an international court ruling that denied China's claims to the South China Sea, several US administration officials said on Wednesday.
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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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India In Talks To Buy US Predator Drones With Eye On China, Pakistan: Report
India is in talks with the United States to purchase 40 Predator surveillance drones, according to a report by news agency Reuters.
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China's Militarisation Of South China Sea Will Have Consequences: US
US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday warned China against what he called "aggressive" actions in the South China Sea region, including the placement of surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island, and said they would have consequences.
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US Plans More Freedom Of Navigation Moves In South China Sea: Admiral
The head of the US Navy's Pacific Command told a congressional committee on Wednesday he will carry out more, and more complex, freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
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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 Navigation Moves in South China Sea Will Continue: Ash Carter
The United States will conduct freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea again, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in a speech on Saturday, although he gave no timeline for any such actions.
