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HILLARY’S HOLLOW DIPLOMACY

AUGUST 15, 2010 Hollow Talk in the South China Sea If present military trends continue, the correlation of forces will shift much more to Beijing’s advantage within the next decade. By MARK HELPRIN Lurking about the presidency in the guise of secretary of state, America’s chief diplomat has embarked upon a mistake that someday may

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CHINESE THREAT TO U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS

Aug 06, 2010 China readies ‘carrier killer’ missile by Eric Talmadge The Associated Press ABOARD THE USS GEORGE WASHINGTON Nothing projects U.S. global air and sea power more vividly than supercarriers. Bristling with fighter jets that can reach deep into even landlocked trouble zones, America’s virtually invincible carrier fleet has long enforced its dominance of

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China – Harvesting Executed Dissident’s Organs

Washington Times Chinese accused of vast trade in organs April 27, 2010 Julia Duin China’s hidden policy of executing prisoners of the forbidden quasi-Buddhist group Falun Gong and harvesting their organs for worldwide sale has been expanded to include Tibetans, “house church” Christians and Muslim Uighurs, human rights activists said Monday. In a news conference

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China Eyes the Ukraine

China’s Ukrainian Moves 22 March 2010 By Florent Parmentier Much of the discussion surrounding Viktor Yanukovych’s victory in Ukraine’s presidential election has been focused on whether his policies will be oriented more toward the European Union or Russia. Of course, significant changes are expected in foreign policy with the end of the Western-leaning policies of

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Australia Warns Beijing World Will Watch Rio Trial

By RACHEL PANNETT CANBERRA—Australia’s Prime Minister Kevin Rudd warned China “the world will be watching” how it conducts the trial of four Rio Tinto Ltd. executives, in a case that has sent chills through foreign businesses. The trial, which opens Monday in Shanghai, comes as foreign firms are saying their relationships with China are suffering

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