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Taiwan's New Security Predicament
In recent weeks, China and Taiwan have reached historic milestones during an unprecedented thaw in the eight-year deep freeze in relations between Beijing and Taipei.
 Europe’s Approach to Taiwan’s Security
Next year will be particularly sensitive for cross-strait relations.
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A Glimpse of Clarity in China’s Military Modernisation
The annual Pentagon report is now an integral part of the ‘China threat’ debate and has evolved to become both the comprehensive lexicon of the Chinese military order of battle and a benchmark for the analysis of the PLA.
 Xinjiang: A Two-Pronged Threat to China’s Internal Stability
When discussing major non-traditional security threats to China’s stability, many analysts cite unrest in Tibet, Taiwan, or the potential collapse of North Korea as Beijing’s most pressing concerns.
 Understanding the Status Quo: Perception and Reality on China-Taiwan Relations
The status quo is a largely meaningless phrase and a dangerous ambiguity that has evolved to extend the existence of another dangerous ambiguity: the one China policy.
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RUSI-CIISS China UK Security Dialogue

The Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI) is pleased to announce the establishment of a programme of constructive collaboration with the China Institute for International Strategic Studies (CIISS). The agreement will create links between British and Chinese policy-makers, public figures, and academic and research institutions, and allow both institutes to further their work on areas of common interest.

The relationship will see exchanges of experts and faculty members, annual visits from RUSI and CIISS delegations to China and the UK respectively, and collaboration on joint publications and research initiatives. Joint conferences on international peace and security issues relevant to both parties will be held alternately in China and the UK on a biennial basis.

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