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Weekly Report from Taiwan Security Research (Mar. 29, 2009) For full text, click on the title or visit the TSR web page at taiwansecurity.org Military Power of the
People’s Republic of China 2009 China Criticizes New US
Report on Its Military U.S. Sees Chinese
Military Rise, and a Need for More Contact
By Thom Shanker
(New York Times, Mar. 26, 2009) China is
seeking technology and weapons to disrupt the
traditional advantages of American forces,
and secrecy surrounding its military creates
the potential for miscalculation on both
sides, according to a Pentagon study
released. China’s Defense Tab
Sharply Up, U.S. Says
By Ann Scott
Tyson China Confirms It Will
Build Aircraft Carrier: State Press China Flash of Maritime
Muscle May Mean Power Push in Asia Seas
By Dune
Lawrence
(Bloomberg, Mar. 24, 2009) China’s flash of
maritime muscle earlier this month against a
U.S. Navy ship has put its neighbors and
America on watch against a bolder push to
exert sovereignty in regional waters. U.S. House Reaffirms
Taiwan Commitment US Senator Call on Obama
to Voice Support for TRA Analysis: Clinton Pushes
for Stronger China Role
By Foster Klug ECFA Will Divide
Society: Tsai Preparing
for an Attack from China By Lee Wen-chung DPP
Caucus Chief Slams Change in Military Drill Survey
on Cross-Strait Economic Cooperation Agreement and President Ma
Ying-jeou’s Approval Rating (GVSRC, Mar. 23, 2009) 68.2% of Taiwanese
say they are concerned with signing an economic cooperation
agreement with TVBS
Poll on President Ma’s Approval Rating Jobless
Rate Hits 31-Year High of 5.75% in Feb. Taiwan’s
Former President Goes on Trial for Corruption By Michael Wines (New York Times, Mar. 27, 2009) Mr. Chen
has maintained the charges are a plot by Taiwan’s current
president, Ma Ying-jeou,
to win favor with China’s government. Ou
Likely to Miss Talks on WHA China
Arrests Monks in Attack By Gillian Wong China
Urges New Money Reserve to Replace Dollar By David Barboza (New York Times, Mar. 24, 2009) In another indication that
Meltdown
101: Will China Global Currency Idea Fly? By Christopher S. Rugaber (AP, Mar. 24, 2009) China
Challenges US Global Financial Leadership By Elaine Kurtenbach (AP, Mar. 28, 2009) The only major economy still growing
at a fast clip, China
Rises Again—Part I By Wang Gungwu China
Rise Again—Part II By Glenn D. Tiffert China,
Philippines Stoke Island Tensions By Joel D Adriano Australia
Blocks China’s Purchase of Mining Company Japanese
Military Assumes More Global Role By Eric Talmadge Japan
Set to Fire at N. Korean Missile if Launch Goes Awry By |