Singapore: US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter today called for greater cooperation with China as Beijing pursues the rapid development of its military.
"America wants to expand military-to-military agreements with China to focus not only on risk reduction, but also on practical cooperation," Carter said at a security summit in Singapore.
"Our two militaries can also work together, bilaterally or as part of the principled security network, to meet a number of challenges -- like terrorism and piracy -- in the Asia-Pacific and around the world."
"America wants to expand military-to-military agreements with China to focus not only on risk reduction, but also on practical cooperation," Carter said at a security summit in Singapore.
"Our two militaries can also work together, bilaterally or as part of the principled security network, to meet a number of challenges -- like terrorism and piracy -- in the Asia-Pacific and around the world."
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