East Asian stability and the defense of the Republic of China on Taiwan

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The United States wants to prevent the People's Republic of China from dominating East Asia. It has placed a military force on the Taiwan Straits to encourage political stability in the region. It should also participate in constructive economic exchange with China to encourage the communist regime to relax its economic and political policy. China's Communist Party retains a tight grip on political matters in China and is loathe to allow reforms of any kind.

United States, Political aspects, United States foreign relations, East Asia

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The third side: The multipolar strategic triangle and the Sino-Indian rapprochement

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The third side of the strategic triangle is impossible without closer ties between India and China and the rapprochement between India and China has revived the possibilities of the strategic triangle. The future of the third side of the strategic triangle appears resuscitated in the light of improving Sino-Indian relations.

China, India, Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Nuclear Ordnance & Equip, Analysis, Indian foreign relations, Nuclear weapons, National security

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