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2013.
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Since its outbreak in the beginning of 2011, the Arab transformation that swept almost the whole middle east has now entered the third year with its geopolitical implications beginning to unfold gradually. When erupted in Tunisia and Egypt, it was driven primarily by internal dynamics and was regarded as a genuine local, bottom up movement in general. Much to people's surprise, incumbent regimes such as the Mubarak regimes in Egypt and Ben Ali regime in Tunisia that were once considered to be durable and formidable were too quick to be overthrown.
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125386
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2013.
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Though China-Pakistan relations have been viewed by both countries as 'all weather, time-tested strategic cooperative partnership all along, there are comparative few studies relating to this bilateral relations in the research field of Chinese foreign affairs in China. Considering the extraordinary importance of Pakistan in the integral structure of China's foreign relations, this kind of phenomenon in the academy of China is quite abnormal. The year 2011 marked the sixtieth anniversary of the establishment of the diplomatic relations between China and Pakistan. There are a series of papers relating to China-Pakistan relations published to celebrate this occasion. However, these papers are mainly macro-level studies and focus on the strategic aspects of the bilateral relations, but lacking in in-depth studies for detailed aspects and specific issues in China-Pakistan relations.
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125388
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2013.
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On February 1, 2009 the US strategic command revised the latest edition of OPLAN 0810-08, to a newly revised plan named OPLAN 8010-08 change. this plan originates from the former nuclear war plan of the US government targeted at the two socialist countries, the Soviet Union and China, which had the formal name of SIOP.
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125385
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2013.
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A joint report published by the world wide fund for nature (WWF) and the China Council for international cooperation on environment and development (CCIDED) describes on ecological deficit China faces, and China's increasing trend, therefore, to seek resources from abroad. This includes extractive sectors like energy (Hydropower, Oil, Gas), mining and forestry. such activity has been supported by policy making institutions like the export-import bank of China Exlm Bank) through the "Go Out Strategy".
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125382
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2013.
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Territorial disputes between China and some of its neighbors are of the most spectacular issues in the region. there are deep concerns about what is going on between China, the rising power of the world arena, and the Asia-Pacific neighbors over territorial disputes and differences in maritime rights. From these ongoing disputes, these are also speculations on the real motives of relevant parties, and naturally, lot of suspicions have come up constantly, destructing the regional environment for common development.
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125379
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2013.
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The Arab- Pacific order has come to a critical juncture of third round of rebuilding since world war Ii. in contract with the previous rounds, the current round of rebuilding of regional order has three impressive: the geopolitical and geoeconomic dimension of the Asia-Pacific are expanding unprecedentedly : Asian countries are increasingly playing a central role in the regional order rebuilding: the region's development and security confront a complicated situation where opportunities and challenges are intertwined and mutually transforming.
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