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China is rapidly expanding ocean exploration in waters far beyond its shores, sending out a fleet of vessels whose research offers Beijing valuable military intelligence as it expands its naval reach and menaces US allies.
The data they gather, including on currents, temperature
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China is rapidly expanding ocean exploration in waters far beyond its shores, sending out a fleet of vessels whose research offers Beijing valuable military intelligence as it expands its naval reach and menaces US allies.
The data they gather, including on currents, temperature and salinity, can have an array of applications. Detailed scanning of the seabed, for instance, can provide information about the visibility of naval mines and the accuracy of sonar.
Understanding the sea floor and how sound travels through water at different depths is critical to whether submarines can be found or stay hidden.
The surveys can also help determine what minerals could be extracted. Beijing is already dominating the race to obtain the minerals critical for defense, electric vehicles and other technologies, and it is keeping ahead of Western commercial efforts to catch up.
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The U.S. should pay attention.
China is training mass mobilization through civilian transport networks.
This is not defensive symbolism — it’s doctrine.
When “peace” requires rehearsals like this, deterrence becomes everyone else’s responsibility.
We are wondering why China
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China Is in Default on $1 Trillion Owed to Americans — Time to Pay Up.
Every country is expected to honor its sovereign debt. Default is not an option—except, apparently, for China.
The United States continues to pay interest on hundreds of billions in debt held by Beijing,
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