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Hope for stability amid the turbulence in the Middle East
The current state of the Middle East can be understood as "half is seawater, half is fire". The year of 2024 has been a year of dramatic ups and downs for the region, with major conflicts continuing to erupt and the ripple effects of the new round of the Israel-Palestine conflict gradually unfolding over time. At the same time, there are glimpses of hope for stability amid the turbulence.
12-24 23:42:17
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"Military clique" of Japan, Philippines will only incite confrontation
In pursuit of their interests, Japan and the Philippines, through military collusion, are stirring up the sensitive situations in the South China Sea and the East China Sea, thereby undermining regional peace and stability and damaging regional solidarity and cooperation.
12-24 23:22:39
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"Third Space Age" should not witness "Star Wars"
In the "Third Space Age," the space landscape is becoming increasingly multipolar, with over one hundred countries now possessing their own satellites, and more than ten countries capable of launching satellites from their own territory. As major power competition intensifies, the trend toward bloc formation in the space domain is becoming more pronounced.
12-24 09:51:33
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China's military diplomacy in 2024 showcases three key features
In 2024, amidst the ongoing evolution of the global landscape, the Chinese military has engaged in military exchanges and cooperation, including reciprocal visits, joint exercises, training, and patrols, with a more open and inclusive approach towards various nations.
12-23 19:15:51
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US turns Guam into a "forward base" for launching wars
The concentration of US Army, Navy, and Air Force assets in Guam could make the island a primary target for adversaries in a "high-end war," exposing it to the risk of annihilation. The US military is already aware of this and has been intensifying efforts to bolster missile defense capabilities in Guam.
12-23 12:44:58
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Why does US Space Force open new command center in Japan?
Commentators say that the US military expansion in outer space and its efforts to involve allies such as Japan and the ROK will fuel an arms race in outer space, intensify confrontation, and undermine regional peace and stability.
12-23 15:41:02
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Whose interests does record-high U.S. defense budget serve?
A report from the "Costs of War" project under Brown University shows that Pentagon spending has totaled over 14 trillion dollars since the start of the war in Afghanistan. One-third to one-half of that total has gone to defense firms, many of which have direct ties to former government officials.
12-22 17:36:55
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US warship docks in Cambodia for first time in 8 years
Generally speaking, visiting naval commanders will tour local military facilities, and the US Navy personnel will have the opportunity to directly experience and verify that the cooperation between China and Cambodia is normal. The Ream Naval Base is not a base for the Chinese Navy and the rumors they have spread will naturally be debunked.
12-20 22:23:07
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Six measures reflect US's scheme to contain China
The NDAA for fiscal year 2025 explicitly links the goals of the US "Indo-Pacific Strategy" with the strategic competition with China, perpetuating US' plot to create obstacles for China and slow its development in regions like the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea.
12-20 11:40:07
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US tries to turn the Philippines into "shared military base"
While Japan may provide second-hand patrol vessels, some defense equipment, and limited military aid to the Philippines, such contributions are a drop in the bucket in terms of significantly improving the Philippines' overall military capabilities. Thus, in the context of the partnership formed under this agreement, the Philippines loses more than it gains.
12-19 15:24:25
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Will more young Ukrainians become cannon fodder for US interests?
Those young Ukrainians who may be sent to war may never realize the harsh reality that they have been forced to become cat's paws for the US to achieve its strategic goals. It would become a horrible tragedy for the world and especially Ukraine if they eventually turn out to be nothing more than US cannon fodder.
12-18 23:03:15
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Border peace serves shared interests of China, India
As the two most populous countries, their collaboration is vital for the well-being of all humankind. By actively engaging in joint efforts to address climate change, China and India can set a positive example for the world and make significant contributions toward a more sustainable planet.
12-18 19:12:25
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'Big win' narrative of Indian media shows New Delhi's unease, lack of confidence
Forcing regional countries to choose sides and adopt an "India first" foreign policy reflects India's long-held, bossy and narrow-minded attitude toward other countries in South Asia, a region India views as its sphere of influence. That is why India perceives China's engagement with regional countries such as Nepal and the Maldives as an attempt to wean them away from New Delhi.
12-18 19:05:29
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Whitewashed ram-raiding with US-made paint
Emboldened by the US' support, Japan and the Philippines have stepped up their provocative actions infringing upon China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, leaving China with no other option but to respond to their attempted nautical ram-raids with beefed-up law-enforcement measures in relevant waters.
12-18 19:03:09
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NATO establishes an amphibious warfare center in Norway
Recently, NATO established an amphibious warfare center in the northern Norwegian city of Sørreisa. The move is seen as another important step by NATO to strengthen its military presence in the Arctic, which is expected to escalate tensions in the region.
12-17 22:01:09
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US Secretary of Defense's revisit to Asia-Pacific sends important signals
While attending the ADMM-Plus, Austin released the first US Department of Defense Vision Statement for a Prosperous and Secure Southeast Asia. Some media noted that this statement corresponds with the GSOMIA signed during Austin's visit to the Philippines, with the aim to further enhance the US' situational awareness in Southeast Asia.
12-17 21:36:07