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The Sino– Japanese Axis

Author(s): Nunziante Mastrolia
Publisher(s): Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS), Rome, Italy
Publication: CASD CeMiSS Quarterly Summer 2008
Date of publication: 2008
From Page 47 to 50

Description: The breakup (as the visit by Shinzo Abe to China last year was defined) is over and for Hu Jintao the "hot spring" started with his visit to Japan from May 6-10, the second in the history of the People’s Republic of China since the visit of Jiang Zemin in 1998. There is an air of relaxation in Asia and it would be reductive to descend the attitude of Chinese major condescension towards the aspirations of other regional actors, from the need to lower the tones and calm the waters before the Olympics scheduled for next August.

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	The Sino– Japanese Axis Author(s): Nunziante Mastrolia Publisher(s): Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS), Rome, Italy Publication: CASD CeMiSS Quarterly Summer 2008 Date of publication: 2008 From Page 47 to 50 Description: The breakup (as the visit by Shinzo Abe to China last year was defined) is over and for Hu Jintao the "hot spring" started with his visit to Japan from May 6-10, the second in the history of the People’s Republic of China since the visit of Jiang Zemin in 1998. There is an air of relaxation in Asia and it would be reductive to descend the attitude of Chinese major condescension towards the aspirations of other regional actors, from the need to lower the tones and calm the waters before the Olympics scheduled for next August. General note: © 2008 Centro Militare di Studi Strategici (CeMiSS) Download: other language ($language) - Download this document (48 KB)

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