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Forholdet imellem Kina og USA er lige så anstrengt som det plejer. (Billede: CRI)
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“The U.S. plan will definitely undermine China-U.S. relations and bring about serious negative impact on exchanges and cooperation in major areas between the two countries, and lead to aftermath both sides would not prefer” Viceudenrigsminister He Yafei ifølge CRI
“For China to cut off all military dialogue is ridiculous in my view” Bruce Lemkin fra USA's luftvåben ifølge BBC
Kina og USA har en stormfuld fælles historie. Nu komplicerer to aktuelle emner så forholdet mellem de to stormagter yderligere.
Kina og USA har en stormfuld fælles historie. Nu komplicerer to aktuelle emner så forholdet mellem de to stormagter yderligere.
En af de sager, der har fået sindene i kog i både Kina og USA, er amerikanernes beslutning om at sende våben til Taiwan. Den kinesiske viceudenrigsminister He Yafei erklærer ifølge CRI, at beslutningen ”er et groft indgreb i Kinas indre anliggender.” For at vise sin utilfredshed, har Kina lagt alt militært samarbejde med USA på is og truet med sanktioner imod de amerikanske virksomheder, der har med våbensalget at gøre. Det skriver Washington Post. Bruce Lemkin fra USA's luftvåben mener ifølge Canadian Press at kineserne overreagerer.
Kineserne er også irriterede over, at USA's præsident Barack Obama tilsyneladende har tænkt sig at mødes med Dalai Lama. I Beijing anser man nemlig den tibetanske eksilleder for at være separatist. Et højtstående medlem af Kommunistpartiet i Kina har ifølge CNN udtalt, at Kina vil sørge for, at ”de pågældende lande vil indse deres fejltagelser.”
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| China: US Arms Sales Harm Ties CRI - 30. januar 2010 China on Saturday expressed "strong indignation" to the United States decision to sell a package of arms worth about 6.4 billion U.S. dollars to Taiwan and warned damage to bilateral ties. China warns U.S. of detrimental effect of meeting Dalai Lama Xinhua - 2. februar 2010 A senior Chinese official Tuesday warned of serious damage to Sino-U.S. relations if U.S. leaders were to meet with the Dalai Lama, saying the move would "harm others but bring no profit to itself either." U.S. tries to tamp down tension China.org.cn - 3. februar 2010 Still smarting at Washington's $6.4 billion arms sale to Taipei four days after the announcement, Beijing reaffirmed yesterday that there will be measured retaliation even as senior US officials tried to douse the flames. China urges US companies stop arms sales to Taiwan China Daily - 2. februar 2010 A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman on Tuesday urged United States companies to stop promoting or being involved in arms sales to Taiwan, to avoid tension between the two countries. China: An Obama-Dalai Lama meeting would harm relations Shanghai Daily - 3. februar 2010 Any meeting between US President Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama would harm bilateral relations, China warned yesterday. |
Barack Obama in Dalai Lama China row Mirror - 3. februar 2010 America's tense relationship with China took a turn for the worse yesterday when Beijing warned President Barack Obama not to meet with the Dalai Lama. For Obama on China, no more Mr Nice Guy? Telegraph - 2. februar 2010 After a year of wooing China, President Barack Obama is showing a new side by brazenly defying the rising Asian power - while hoping that the rift will be temporary. US slates China's Taiwan response BBC - 3. februar 2010 A senior US air force official has criticised China's decision to suspend bilateral military dialogue. China warns US over Dalai Lama meeting as Tibet talks hit another stalemate Radio86 - 2. februar 2010 China warned the US on Tuesday that a possible meeting between President Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama would damage ties between the two countries. Beijing Renews Threat Over U.S. Arms Sales The Wall Street Journal - 3. februar 2010 China on Tuesday renewed its pledge to punish U.S. companies that are involved in Washington's plan to sell weapons to Taiwan, in another sign of Beijing's increasingly assertive foreign policy. |
Tibet, Taiwan, Google sour U.S.-China ties CNN - 3. februar 2010 Challenge China's position on Taiwan and watch China go ballistic. When the United States last week announced plans to sell advanced weapons to Taiwan, China fired back with vitriolic anger. US Air Force official: China overreacting to Taiwan arms sale The Canadian Press - 2. februar 2010 China has overreacted to Washington's approval of a $6.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan by threatening the companies that produced the weapons, a top U.S. military official said Tuesday. U.S.-China Fight over Taiwan Exposes a Perception Gap Business Week - 2. februar 2010 The weapons sale indicates Obama is running out of patience with Beijing, while the Chinese worry about a new U.S. plot to contain China |
China threatens Obama over meeting New Zealand Herald - 3. februar 2010 China has warned that any meeting between United States President Barack Obama and the Dalai Lama would harm bilateral relations. How arms sales will impact Sino-US ties News 24 - 3. februar 2010 China warned the United States on Saturday that a new proposed sale of US arms to Beijing's political rival Taiwan would seriously harm relations between the superpowers, another test of already strained ties. |
