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Decoding China: Can Beijing become a naval power in Pacific?

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 13 March 2024
Fears of military conflict rise as China seeks reunification with Taiwan. US security guarantees to Taiwan seen as a threat. China strengthens navy with plans for a fourth aircraft carrier and nuclear-powered carriers. Rising defense budget reflects growing military ambition. Tensions increase with upcoming presidency in Taiwan. Economic blockades more likely than military conflict.
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