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Beijing on Monday criticized a U.S. government report that said Chinese spies are aggressively stealing American secrets, saying the report was “full of prejudice” and warning that it could damage US-China relations.
The annual report by the...
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In this file photo dated Aug. 20, 2006, British Lieutenant General David J. Richards, right, head of NATO’s international security forces in Afghanistan, reacts as he listens to his aide Daniel James, during a meeting of Afghan governors and chiefs of...
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