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China military buildup not a threat to world: China Defence Minister
China's military buildup poses no threat to the world, Defence Minister Liang Guanglie said on Tuesday, in an effort to allay fears among Asian neighbours amid long-running maritime disputes.
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Chinese Defence Minister arrives on a five-day visit
China's Defence Minister Gen Liang Guanglie today commenced a five-day visit to India during which he is expected to allay New Delhi's concerns over Chinese military infrastructure build-up along the border and discuss the revival of joint exercises halted four years back.
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India, China likely to resume military exercises next year
India and China are expected to resume their bilateral military exercises next year. A decision in this regard is likely to be taken during the five-day visit of Chinese Defence Minister General Liang Guanglie, starting tomorrow.
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US worried by harsh tone of China's military
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met his Chinese counterpart, Liang Guanglie, in Vietnam on Monday for the first time since the two militaries suspended talks with each other last winter, calling for the two countries to prevent "mistrust, miscalculations and mistakes." His message seemed directed mainly at officers like Lt. Cmdr. Tony Cao of the ...
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China military buildup not a threat to world: China Defence Minister
China's military buildup poses no threat to the world, Defence Minister Liang Guanglie said on Tuesday, in an effort to allay fears among Asian neighbours amid long-running maritime disputes.
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Chinese Defence Minister arrives on a five-day visit
China's Defence Minister Gen Liang Guanglie today commenced a five-day visit to India during which he is expected to allay New Delhi's concerns over Chinese military infrastructure build-up along the border and discuss the revival of joint exercises halted four years back.
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India, China likely to resume military exercises next year
India and China are expected to resume their bilateral military exercises next year. A decision in this regard is likely to be taken during the five-day visit of Chinese Defence Minister General Liang Guanglie, starting tomorrow.
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US worried by harsh tone of China's military
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates met his Chinese counterpart, Liang Guanglie, in Vietnam on Monday for the first time since the two militaries suspended talks with each other last winter, calling for the two countries to prevent "mistrust, miscalculations and mistakes." His message seemed directed mainly at officers like Lt. Cmdr. Tony Cao of the ...
