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From Spy Balloons To Chocolates: Chinese Propaganda Frames Xi's US Pivot
What a difference eight months makes: In March, shortly after the US shot down a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon, President Xi Jinping blamed it for challenges faced by China's economy, complaining of "all-round containment".
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US Spy Plane Pilot's Selfie With Chinese Balloon Released By Pentagon
The US defense department has released a high-altitude cockpit selfie of a U-2 spy plane pilot soaring over an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon the day before it was shot down.
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US Releases Selfie Image Showing Pilot Flying Over Chinese Balloon
The US claimed that the balloon was surveilling American territory, but China has denied the accusation.
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"Thwarted Recent Air, Maritime Surveillance Attempts By China": Canada
Canada is aware of recent air and maritime surveillance attempts by China and has thwarted such efforts since last year, the Canadian defense ministry said today, after a newspaper reported Chinese floating devices were found in the Arctic in autumn.
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US Ends Search For Debris Of Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon
Beijing insisted the device was for weather surveillance and had gone astray, while Washington described it as a sophisticated high-altitude spying vehicle.
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China's "Spy Balloons" Give Japan, Taiwan Reason To Share Intelligence
The flight of suspected Chinese surveillance balloons has shown that Japan and Taiwan need to share "critical" intelligence about potential common aerial threats, a senior defence policymaker for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party said.
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US Will Preserve Dialogue With China Despite Balloon Rift: Top US Diplomat
The United States will work to maintain lines of communication with China despite a rift over an alleged surveillance balloon, a top US diplomat said Wednesday.
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No Chinese Spy Balloons Spotted: Taiwan
Taiwan has not spotted any surveillance balloons from China in its vicinity, the island's defence ministry said on Tuesday, as a dispute between China and the United States over spy balloons triggers worries about rising military tensions.
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"Can't Rule It Out": US Not Sure If Flying Objects It Downed Were Spying
A US warplane shot down an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon on February 4 and three unidentified objects were downed in subsequent days.
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On Beijing's "US Balloons Flew Over China" Charge, White House's Response
The White House on Monday denied Beijing's accusation that the United States has been sending balloons over China to conduct surveillance, as tensions about espionage rise between the two superpowers.
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UK To Review Airspace Security After US-China Balloon Incident
Britain will review its security following the incursion of a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon into U.S. airspace earlier this month, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said.
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China Says US Also Flew Balloons: "Not Uncommon For US To Illegally..."
Beijing said Monday that Washington had sent balloons into its airspace more than 10 times since January 2022, deepening a row between the two powers after an alleged Chinese surveillance craft was shot down over the United States.
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US In Touch With China Over 'Spy Balloon', Says Pentagon Official
The United States has communicated with Beijing on the alleged Chinese surveillance balloon shot down on February 4, after Pentagon overtures were rebuffed for days, a defence official said Sunday.
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"Chinese Humiliated, Caught Lying": Top US Senator On Balloon Incident
A top American Senator on Sunday blasted China in the wake of the US shooting down a suspected surveillance balloon, saying Beijing was "humiliated" and "caught lying" after the incident.
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"US Overreacted By Using Force": China On 'Spy' Balloon Being Shot Down
In a response to the White House's statement on suspected 'spy balloons' being a part of a PRC fleet of balloons developed to conduct surveillance operations, the Chinese Foreign Ministry yesterday said that the US overreacted by using force
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From Spy Balloons To Chocolates: Chinese Propaganda Frames Xi's US Pivot
What a difference eight months makes: In March, shortly after the US shot down a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon, President Xi Jinping blamed it for challenges faced by China's economy, complaining of "all-round containment".
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US Spy Plane Pilot's Selfie With Chinese Balloon Released By Pentagon
The US defense department has released a high-altitude cockpit selfie of a U-2 spy plane pilot soaring over an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon the day before it was shot down.
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US Releases Selfie Image Showing Pilot Flying Over Chinese Balloon
The US claimed that the balloon was surveilling American territory, but China has denied the accusation.
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"Thwarted Recent Air, Maritime Surveillance Attempts By China": Canada
Canada is aware of recent air and maritime surveillance attempts by China and has thwarted such efforts since last year, the Canadian defense ministry said today, after a newspaper reported Chinese floating devices were found in the Arctic in autumn.
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US Ends Search For Debris Of Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon
Beijing insisted the device was for weather surveillance and had gone astray, while Washington described it as a sophisticated high-altitude spying vehicle.
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China's "Spy Balloons" Give Japan, Taiwan Reason To Share Intelligence
The flight of suspected Chinese surveillance balloons has shown that Japan and Taiwan need to share "critical" intelligence about potential common aerial threats, a senior defence policymaker for Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party said.
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US Will Preserve Dialogue With China Despite Balloon Rift: Top US Diplomat
The United States will work to maintain lines of communication with China despite a rift over an alleged surveillance balloon, a top US diplomat said Wednesday.
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No Chinese Spy Balloons Spotted: Taiwan
Taiwan has not spotted any surveillance balloons from China in its vicinity, the island's defence ministry said on Tuesday, as a dispute between China and the United States over spy balloons triggers worries about rising military tensions.
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"Can't Rule It Out": US Not Sure If Flying Objects It Downed Were Spying
A US warplane shot down an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon on February 4 and three unidentified objects were downed in subsequent days.
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On Beijing's "US Balloons Flew Over China" Charge, White House's Response
The White House on Monday denied Beijing's accusation that the United States has been sending balloons over China to conduct surveillance, as tensions about espionage rise between the two superpowers.
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UK To Review Airspace Security After US-China Balloon Incident
Britain will review its security following the incursion of a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon into U.S. airspace earlier this month, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said.
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China Says US Also Flew Balloons: "Not Uncommon For US To Illegally..."
Beijing said Monday that Washington had sent balloons into its airspace more than 10 times since January 2022, deepening a row between the two powers after an alleged Chinese surveillance craft was shot down over the United States.
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US In Touch With China Over 'Spy Balloon', Says Pentagon Official
The United States has communicated with Beijing on the alleged Chinese surveillance balloon shot down on February 4, after Pentagon overtures were rebuffed for days, a defence official said Sunday.
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"Chinese Humiliated, Caught Lying": Top US Senator On Balloon Incident
A top American Senator on Sunday blasted China in the wake of the US shooting down a suspected surveillance balloon, saying Beijing was "humiliated" and "caught lying" after the incident.
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"US Overreacted By Using Force": China On 'Spy' Balloon Being Shot Down
In a response to the White House's statement on suspected 'spy balloons' being a part of a PRC fleet of balloons developed to conduct surveillance operations, the Chinese Foreign Ministry yesterday said that the US overreacted by using force
