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Sino-Japanese ties key to regional peace
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Regional and world peace and stability are largely decided by
relationships between the world's major powers.
There is no doubt that the policies and security co-operation of
China and Japan, two key powers in East Asia, will decide to a large
extent the peace and stability in this region in the 21st century.
Security co-operation and constructing a regional security
framework in East Asia also serves the fundamental interests of the
two countries.
Fortunately, China and J...
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