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Freedom quote for 4/30/2025
It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no reason whatsoever for supposing it to be true.
(Bertrand Russell)

Monday, March 05, 2007

China to increase military spending by 17.8 pc


"China will boost military spending by 17.8 percent this year, a spokesman for the national legislature said Sunday, continuing more than a decade of double-digit annual increases that has stirred unease in Washington and some of China's neighbors.

"Underscoring such concerns, Jiang Enzhu also lashed out at the president of Taiwan, the self-governing island claimed by China, accusing him of manipulating Taiwan's political divisions to steer it toward formal independence, something Beijing has vowed to prevent using military force if necessary."
Washington Post

China's Defense Budget
Military budget of the People's Republic of China

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