The Third Session of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC) opens at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, March 5, 2010. (Xinhua/Rao Aimin)China Rhetoric Raises Threat Concerns -- Washington Times
Recent statements by Chinese military officials are raising concerns among U.S. analysts that the communist government in Beijing is shifting its oft-stated "peaceful rise" policy toward an aggressive, anti-U.S. posture.
The most recent sign appeared with the publication of a government-approved book by Senior Col. Liu Mingfu that urges China to "sprint" toward becoming the world's most powerful state.
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Deciphering Current Views on Chinese Regime Threat -- Epoch Times
PLA general says China military no threat -- UPI
China's military not a threat: Major General -- China Daily
China plans to slow expansion of defense spending in 2010 -- Washington Post
More cash for the needy: Beijing switches money from the military -- Times Online
China's defense spending to increase 7.5% in 2010: draft budget -- Xinhuanet
China reins in military budget growth -- UPI
The most recent sign appeared with the publication of a government-approved book by Senior Col. Liu Mingfu that urges China to "sprint" toward becoming the world's most powerful state.
Read more ....
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Deciphering Current Views on Chinese Regime Threat -- Epoch Times
PLA general says China military no threat -- UPI
China's military not a threat: Major General -- China Daily
China plans to slow expansion of defense spending in 2010 -- Washington Post
More cash for the needy: Beijing switches money from the military -- Times Online
China's defense spending to increase 7.5% in 2010: draft budget -- Xinhuanet
China reins in military budget growth -- UPI
PLA general says China military no threat -- UPI
China's military not a threat: Major General -- China Daily
China plans to slow expansion of defense spending in 2010 -- Washington Post
More cash for the needy: Beijing switches money from the military -- Times Online
China's defense spending to increase 7.5% in 2010: draft budget -- Xinhuanet
China reins in military budget growth -- UPI
China unveils less aggressive defense budget -- L.A. Times
China’s Draft Defence Budget Eyes $77.9 Billion for 2010 -- Defence Professionals
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China's military not a threat: Major General -- China Daily
China plans to slow expansion of defense spending in 2010 -- Washington Post
More cash for the needy: Beijing switches money from the military -- Times Online
China's defense spending to increase 7.5% in 2010: draft budget -- Xinhuanet
China reins in military budget growth -- UPI
China unveils less aggressive defense budget -- L.A. Times
China’s Draft Defence Budget Eyes $77.9 Billion for 2010 -- Defence Professionals
China’s 2010 Defense Budget — What Does It Mean? -- Wall Street Journal
Paper Tiger: China's No Threat to the U.S. -- John Lee, Business Week