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Eyeing Ukraine, China’s military doctors voice progress on drone-caused injuries (opens the original)
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Head, face and neck injuries are becoming a big problem in armed conflicts dominated by uncrewed aerial vehicles Chen Juxiang, a senior Chinese military doctor, told CCTV on Monday that cranio-maxillofacial injuries – damage to the hard and soft tissues of the head – had become a particularly big problem in conflicts dominated by drones. Chen said his team had been preparing for the shift for years and had made progress in treatment protocols and haemostatic materials for these kinds of head inj
US-China ties haunted by lack of mutual trust, (opens the original)
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No ‘illusion that things will be easy’ ahead, former Chinese ambassador to US says before President Xi Jinping is expected in Washington “[While] we have the agreement on this constructive strategic stability, we don’t have the illusion that things will be easy going ahead. There are always problems, sometimes very big problems,” said Cui Tiankai, a former Chinese ambassador to Washington, at a panel of the Xiangshan Forum on Tuesday. “I expect things will remain the same in the next few months,
Beijing hails Taiwanese scholar’s rare proposal on reunification (opens the original)
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Detailed plan on how ‘one country, two systems’ could be applied to the self-ruled island sent to mainland platform on cross-strait issues Beijing has hailed a “one country, two systems” proposal by a Taiwanese scholar in a rare official statement on an issue regarded as politically sensitive on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Chen was referring to a detailed proposal by Li Ci-ze, an associate professor at Taiwan’s National Changhua University of Education, on how one country, two systems could
USS Nimitz soldiers on but ‘glory days are over’: CCTV report (opens the original)
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The extended service of the world’s longest-serving carrier points to flaws in the US shipbuilding industry, observers say The Nimitz was commissioned in 1975, making it the world’s longest-serving aircraft carrier still in active service, and its retirement has been pushed back repeatedly. “Judging from the series of accidents that have occurred, the Nimitz is already being kept operational with difficulty. The glory days of the Nimitz aircraft carrier are over,” Li Yaqiang, a former senior col
Mongolia apologises after China raises security fear over protesters at oil camp (opens the original)
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Beijing’s embassy demands stronger protections for personnel following camp raid at Kherlen Tohoi oil block According to Mongolian media reports, protesters went to the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII oil exploration area and tried to stop exploration work by Mongolia Foison Energy last Friday. They live-streamed the event, with social media footage showing two women dumping items belonging to Chinese workers onto the ground. Two Mongolian citizens involved in the incident have been detained, according to
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