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jueves, 1 de noviembre de 2012

China's incursions into Japanese waters



Dan Blumenthal

  • While there is no scarcity of trouble in the Sino-American relationship, special attention should be paid to the unfolding Sino-Japanese contretemps over the Senkakus (which China and the Republic of China call the Diaoyutais). 
  • During the last few years the bulk of Washington's attention has been focused on disputes between China and Vietnam and China and the Philippines. Obviously, these are important. 
  • Manila is a treaty ally, and Vietnam is a potential strategic partner. 
  • In both cases we have dual interests in de-escalation and in helping the two countries stand up for their rights and interests.
  • But Japan is different. It is arguably Washington's most important ally.
  • A successful Asia strategy is impossible without a strong alliance with Japan. 

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