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095200
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2010.
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The article examines military diplomacy and its role in China's present-day military policy in the context of wide-scale security measures serving to create a favorable international environment for implementing the country's national development strategy.
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100701
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2010.
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AT THE START of the 21st century, China's military policy is designed to ensure conditions for the implementation of the national development strategy aimed at enabling China to achieve, by the middle of the 21st century (the centennial of the People's Republic of China), the status of a strong, modern, united (meaning the resolution of the Taiwan issue) power holding a leading position in the Asia Pacific Rim, equal in its political influence, economic and military might to other world powers. China links the implementation of its national strategy to the strengthening of its comprehensive state power, which is regarded as the ability of the state to mobilize all the resources, both national and international, to carry out this strategy.
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124996
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2013.
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The author examines the key areas of China's military policy and armed forces development from the perspective of the decisions passed at the 18th CPC Congress that met in Beijing in November 2012, in particular, modernization of the military potential, buildup of strong armed forces consistent with the country's growing international status, the CPC's full control over the armed forces, pursuit of an "active defense" strategy, and military diplomacy.
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