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<title>Pentagon official to review military swaps in China (Military Exchanges )</title>
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<description>Pentagon official to review military swaps in China 22 June, 2002 By Jim Wolf WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Pentagon official will hold talks in China next week aimed at boosting the military-to-military ties still not fully recovered from the collision of a U.S. surveillance plane and a Chinese fighter over the South China Sea, Pentagon officials said Friday. Peter Rodman, assistant secretary of defence for international security affairs, will push for &#x26;#x22;transparency and consistency and reciprocity&#x26;#x22; during his talks in Beijing, Rumsfeld told a briefing for foreign correspondents. Pentagon officials said this means the United States wants more of a...</description>
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<title>Beijing to cancel naval exchanges with US over Taiwan visit: report</title>
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<description>Agence France Presse March 18, 2002 Monday 7:15 AM Eastern Time SECTION: International News LENGTH: 418 words HEADLINE: Beijing to cancel naval exchanges with US over Taiwan visit:&#x26;#xA0;report DATELINE: BEIJING, March 18 BODY:China was Monday preparing to cancel naval exchanges with the United States in retaliation for Washington allowing Taiwan&#x26;#x27;s defense minister to meet US officials in Florida, state press reported. &#x26;#x22;The determination of the United States to allow the visit of Tang Yaoming has given rise to strong dissatisfaction amongst China&#x26;#x27;s highest leadership,&#x26;#x22; the Global Times quoted an unnamed &#x26;#x22;reliable source&#x26;#x22; as saying. &#x26;#x22;The Chinese side will make a...</description>
<author>AFP</author>
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<pubDate>Mon, 18 Mar 2002 22:02:04 GMT</pubDate>
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