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"Avoid Galwan-Type Incidents": Rajnath Says At Meet With Chinese Counterpart
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today met his Chinese counterpart Dong Jun for bilateral talks in Vientiane, Lao PDR. The two leaders met for the first time since the military disengagement in Ladakh.
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China Defence Minister, Not Seen In Weeks, Being Probed By Beijing: Report
Defence Minister Li Shangfu, who has been missing from public view for more than two weeks, has been placed under investigation by Chinese authorities, according to 10 people familiar with the matter.
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India, China Agree To "Speed Up" Resolution Of Ladakh Standoff: Beijing
China today top military officials of India and China during their latest round of talks have agreed to "speed up" the settlement of "relevant issues" related to the prolonged standoff in eastern Ladakh besides safeguarding peace in the border areas.
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Chinese Defence Minister Warns US Counterpart On Phone: Report
The United States should not underestimate China's determination and capability, Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense Wei Fenghe said on Wednesday during a phone call with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
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India, China Should Improve Mutual Trust: Chinese Defence Minister
India and China should boost military exchanges and improve mutual trust and properly manage and control any "disparities", Chinese State Councillor and Defence Minister Gen Wei Fenghe has said.
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In Latest Outreach Since Doklam, China's Defence Minister To Visit India
In Beijing's latest outreach to New Delhi, Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe has accepted an invitation to visit India and plans to do so by the end of this year, China said on Thursday.
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Jim Mattis Talks Cooperation With China Defence Chief Amid Tensions
US Defense Secretary James Mattis met his Chinese counterpart in Beijing on Wednesday, aiming to find areas of cooperation despite a mounting military rivalry between the two superpowers.
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On Doklam Standoff, China Says 'Our Restraint Has A Bottom Line'
China has said that it has shown "utmost goodwill" over the prolonged military standoff with India in the Sikkim sector but warned that its "restraint" has a "bottom line".
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Paying 'Close Attention' To Incident Of Missing Indian Sukhoi Jet: China
Chinese military said today that it was paying "close attention" to the incident in which an Indian Air Force fighter jet with two pilots on board went missing along the China-India border two days ago.
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Taiwan Says Chinese Military Threat Grows, US Regional Strategy Unclear
China's accelerated military development and recent activity by its military aircraft and ships around Taiwan pose an increased threat to the self-ruled island, according to a Taiwanese government defence report draft.
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Amid Rolling Speculations, China Confirms 7% Increase In Defence Budget 2017
China's defence budget will rise 7 percent in 2017, to 1.044 trillion yuan ($151.43 billion), state media said on Monday, after the omission of exact figures from an annual report sparked questions over transparency on military spending.
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China Urges US and Japan Not to Flex Muscles on South China Sea
China today urged the US and Japan not to show off military might and create tension in the South China Sea.
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Chinese Military to Layoff 1.70 Lakh Officers: Report
China's new move to downsize its 2.3-million strong military will result in laying off of about 1.70 lakh officers as the world's largest army plans to scrap two of its existing seven commands and three corps to streamline forces.
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China Military to Investigate Who Owns its Land
China's military has launched a three-year project to try to work out who owns the land it uses after finding that a quarter of it lacked ownership documents, which has led to disputes with civilians, the Defence Ministry said on today.
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Japan, China Officials Hold Informal Talks on Preventing Conflict
Chinese defence officials are meeting a Japanese delegation in Beijing this week for informal talks on preventing simmering territorial disputes from erupting into armed conflict, the talks' host said on Monday.
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"Avoid Galwan-Type Incidents": Rajnath Says At Meet With Chinese Counterpart
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today met his Chinese counterpart Dong Jun for bilateral talks in Vientiane, Lao PDR. The two leaders met for the first time since the military disengagement in Ladakh.
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China Defence Minister, Not Seen In Weeks, Being Probed By Beijing: Report
Defence Minister Li Shangfu, who has been missing from public view for more than two weeks, has been placed under investigation by Chinese authorities, according to 10 people familiar with the matter.
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India, China Agree To "Speed Up" Resolution Of Ladakh Standoff: Beijing
China today top military officials of India and China during their latest round of talks have agreed to "speed up" the settlement of "relevant issues" related to the prolonged standoff in eastern Ladakh besides safeguarding peace in the border areas.
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Chinese Defence Minister Warns US Counterpart On Phone: Report
The United States should not underestimate China's determination and capability, Chinese State Councilor and Minister of National Defense Wei Fenghe said on Wednesday during a phone call with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
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India, China Should Improve Mutual Trust: Chinese Defence Minister
India and China should boost military exchanges and improve mutual trust and properly manage and control any "disparities", Chinese State Councillor and Defence Minister Gen Wei Fenghe has said.
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In Latest Outreach Since Doklam, China's Defence Minister To Visit India
In Beijing's latest outreach to New Delhi, Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe has accepted an invitation to visit India and plans to do so by the end of this year, China said on Thursday.
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Jim Mattis Talks Cooperation With China Defence Chief Amid Tensions
US Defense Secretary James Mattis met his Chinese counterpart in Beijing on Wednesday, aiming to find areas of cooperation despite a mounting military rivalry between the two superpowers.
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On Doklam Standoff, China Says 'Our Restraint Has A Bottom Line'
China has said that it has shown "utmost goodwill" over the prolonged military standoff with India in the Sikkim sector but warned that its "restraint" has a "bottom line".
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Paying 'Close Attention' To Incident Of Missing Indian Sukhoi Jet: China
Chinese military said today that it was paying "close attention" to the incident in which an Indian Air Force fighter jet with two pilots on board went missing along the China-India border two days ago.
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Taiwan Says Chinese Military Threat Grows, US Regional Strategy Unclear
China's accelerated military development and recent activity by its military aircraft and ships around Taiwan pose an increased threat to the self-ruled island, according to a Taiwanese government defence report draft.
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Amid Rolling Speculations, China Confirms 7% Increase In Defence Budget 2017
China's defence budget will rise 7 percent in 2017, to 1.044 trillion yuan ($151.43 billion), state media said on Monday, after the omission of exact figures from an annual report sparked questions over transparency on military spending.
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China Urges US and Japan Not to Flex Muscles on South China Sea
China today urged the US and Japan not to show off military might and create tension in the South China Sea.
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Chinese Military to Layoff 1.70 Lakh Officers: Report
China's new move to downsize its 2.3-million strong military will result in laying off of about 1.70 lakh officers as the world's largest army plans to scrap two of its existing seven commands and three corps to streamline forces.
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China Military to Investigate Who Owns its Land
China's military has launched a three-year project to try to work out who owns the land it uses after finding that a quarter of it lacked ownership documents, which has led to disputes with civilians, the Defence Ministry said on today.
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Japan, China Officials Hold Informal Talks on Preventing Conflict
Chinese defence officials are meeting a Japanese delegation in Beijing this week for informal talks on preventing simmering territorial disputes from erupting into armed conflict, the talks' host said on Monday.
