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ID:
156328
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Since the nationalization of the Diaoyu Islands by Japan in 2012, mutual trust between China and Japan has been declining, and bilateral security relations have reached a low point. In the near future, China-Japan security relations will face more challenges than opportunities. China should make measures to impose necessary pressure on Japan and to strengthen interpersonal communication and understanding between people of the two countries.
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156317
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After the cold war ended, former traditional securiity threats withered while non-traditional ones sprouted. More recently as both traditional and non-traditional security threats bloom, concern spreads over whether international security governance can be effective. Worse still, major Western countries zeal for global governance has cooled, while they turn from being advocates of global governance to abstacles, making the future dimmer.
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156338
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In Japan's support for ASEAN countries connection building can be seen its policy visions in functional positioning, geographical layout and connotation constitution. As part of a systematic policy framework, Japan supports ASEAN transregional and outside-regional connection with the Mekong subregion as focal point, pushes forwardmetropolitan interconnection of ASEAN countries with Jakarta a priority,promotes building infrastructure, develops rules, and constructs better external environments for connectivity, all while advancing its partnership for quality infrastructure to attract ASEAN countries coopeation.Because of Japan's economic interests and geopolitical strategy toward ASEAN countries, Japan's policy influence China's belt and road initiative and China should properly respond to Japan's actions.
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156314
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The international situation is evolving more impressively than it has at any time since the end of the cold war. Many countries have problems with public management, and are faced with a new array of social trends. In the future, with a constructive attitude, China will Promote the international system in a more reasonable direction together with international partners, in order to better safeguard world peace and security, and promote sustainable development throughout the world.
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ID:
156312
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ID:
156334
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The term hybrid warfare was first coined by US military scholars and later widely adopted in the West to refer to Russian military operations in the Ukrainian and Syrian crises. In Russia, it is calledGerasimovism. Russia adapted the idea of hybrid warfare for its military operations in Ukraine and Syria into a Russian-Style hybrid warfare that has seen successful results so far. This model is likely to impact future military developments.
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156320
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American foreign strategy has had strong continuity siince world war II despite defferences among successive presidents. Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign revealed ideas and goals for US strategy and strategy adjustment that differ significantly from those of predecessors. the decline in relative gains and rise in cost for US involvement in globalization are reasons for Trump to redirect US foreign strategy. The relative decrease of both US trade and foreign direct investment in the US, amid security threats and the identity crisis of the American people, has tremendously increased the price tag for US involvement in globalization.
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156311
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ID:
156308
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156309
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