Arms race in space strongly opposed
China opposes any arms race in space, a government spokesman said following United States President Donald Trump's announcement on Monday that he is directing the Pentagon to establish a "space force". Full Story
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Int'l Defense Exhibition held in Abu Dhabi, UAE
A helicopter of the UAE Armed Forces is displayed at the International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), on Feb. 19, 2017.
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China today
Survivors: Witnesses of Nanjing Massacre
Japanese troops occupied eastern China's Nanjing on Dec. 13, 1937, and began a six-week massacre. Chinese records show more than 300,000 people -- not only disarmed soldiers but also civilians -- were brutally murdered and thousands of women raped. In the Full Story
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Military news
- Syrian army captures key IS stronghold south of Damascus
- U.S. urged to not overreact on S China Sea training
- S Korea's military says to continue joint war games with U.S.
- Air Force bombers land on island airport for first time
- China's second aircraft carrier concludes first sea trials
- China's first homemade aircraft carrier concludes maiden sea trial
Last chapter of war in Damascus closes with final defeat of IS
For the first time in seven years, Syria's capital Damascus was declared secure and empty of any rebel presence on Monday, following the defeat of the Islamic State (IS) in their last strongholds south of the capital, an achievement that closed the last Full Story
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Strategic observation
- China Focus: Chinese TV programs find fans in Vietnam
- Economic Watch: China's wider opening-up a boost for whole world
- Spotlight: Military showdown simmers in southern Syria in case of failed reconciliation
- Spotlight: Israeli scientists optimistic about sci-tech cooperation with China
- Spotlight: Hollywood television network upfronts push for diversity
- Commentary: The "Shanghai Spirit" shows its strength
Interview: China's reform and opening-up benefits world -- Japanese scholar
China's reform and opening-up policy has been benefiting not only China itself, but also the world, said Goro Takahashi, professor and director of the International Center for Chinese Studies at Japan's Aichi University. Full Story
