People's Liberation Army

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1. Does China Want to Be Top Superpower?

   Tue, 2 Mar 2010

   " China 's grand goal in the 21st a senior colonel in the People ' s Liberation Army , in a new book titled " China 's Dream." For those watching three generations of great Chinese leaders, from Sun Yat Sen sentiment shared by many Chinese . Colonel Liu, a professor tasked with training senior PLA officers -- urges China
2. The Delicate Dance of Meeting with the Dalai Lama

   Thu, 18 Feb 2010

   recognizing Tibet as part of China and opposing 'Tibet independence Congressional Gold Medal , the Chinese government initially refused the other hand, the South China Morning Post reported h that the welcome from” the Chinese government’s People ’ s Liberation Army for the US Navy ships. “While local PLA chiefs usually snap up
3. U.S. Grows More Dependent on China

   Thu, 12 Nov 2009

   Milky Way"), the Chinese claim they will be the first rival to the superpower. China is bursting with self-confidence focused on their own problems , China is expanding its influence resource-rich African countries . China 's leaders are challenging in the party organ of the People ' s Liberation Army , Air Force General Xu Qiliang
4. China Celebrates 60 Years of Communism

   Thu, 1 Oct 2009

   China celebrated 60 years of Communist floats designed to showcase China 's achievements. No detail bright and sunny after the People ' s Liberation Army ( PLA ) conducted its largest ever of weapons -- all made in China -- including intercontinental President Hu Jintao rode in his Chinese -made, open-top limousine
5. China breaks ground on space launch center

   Wed, 16 Sep 2009

   China broke ground on its fourth space center center as a major stride forward for China 's military-backed space program 200 hectares) needed for the base. China is just the third country after Russia that relationship, Chang Wanquan, a People ' s Liberation Army general who sits on the ruling Communist
6. Top Chinese General: 'There Is No Need to Fear Us'

   Thu, 8 Jan 2009

   rare public comments, the Chinese military chief of staff told should not be concerned about China 's rapid military buildup General Staff Department of the People ' s Liberation Army . "If you say the U.S the Pacific. Keating is in China for five days of talks with Chinese military leaders in Beijing
7. Va. scientist pleads guilty to selling rocket technology to China

   Mon, 17 Nov 2008

   selling rocket technology to China and bribing Chinese officials to secure a lucrative cryogenics, sold technology to China for the development of hydrogen-propelled overseen by an arm of the People ' s Liberation Army . The U.S. maintains an arms embargo on China . The State Department determined

Videos

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   Report: Chinese Hacking US Banks, Power Grid

   Tue, 19 Feb 2013

   invisible war. China , unleashing Reporter: The chinese people ' s liberation army is the biggest operation run by the chinese people ' s liberation army targeting a broad espionage targets the chinese army hackers

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   veil on a kind of invisible war. China unleashing its full spy power on american power grids and the wealth of american manufacturing. A new report even locates this building in shanghai. It doesn't look threatening, but what are they doing inside? And what does it mean for americ america's national security? Here's abc's brian ross. Reporter: The chinese people's liberation army is the biggest military force in the world, with more than 2 million soldiers. But it is the thousand or so in this nondescript building in shanghai that may pose the biggest threat to the u.S. This is the headquarters of the army's secretive unit number 61398, where, according to the new report today by the mandiant security firm, english-speaking computer experts spend their days stealing secrets from u.S. Companies and hacking into government sites. This is an espionage operation run by the chinese people's liberation army targeting a broad swath of western organizations. Reporter: Among the most troubling targets, american inf infrastructure sites, including water treatment plants, transportation control centers, pipelines and power grids. It's costing, according to u.S. Intelligence, hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of u.S. Jobs every year. Reporter: Among the many corporate espionage targets the chinese army hackers, according to u.S. Officials, lockheed martin, the country's largest defense contractor, and the maker of the f-35 jet fighter. U.S. Officials say, not surprisingly, the chinese version of the plane has some distinct similarities. The only reason anybody would want to get into that control system would be so that I they wanted to, some day, they could cause planes to crash. Reporter: The white house today confirmed this severity, though not the details, of the chinese cyber espionage. We have repeatedly raised our concerns about cyber theft with chinese officials. Reporter: But why that remains in denial, according to abc's gloria riviera in japan. Reporter: Chinese military say they do not support hacking activity. But when a bbc news team tried to film the building, military personnel confiscated the footage. Reporter: Of course, the u.S. Is believed to be doing its own cyber attacks on iran and its nuclear program, but officials say it is different than the economic espionage china is conducting and president obama has ordered government agencies to help american companies spot and deter hackers from that secret army building
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   Feb. 20, 1972: President Nixon Visits China

   Wed, 23 Dec 2009

   Not present landing in China . A couple of hours ago beginning of his visit to China . Morning when you answer better indication of important Chinese relationship. This is that body. And the group the People ' s Liberation Army we don't know yet what about. Together anywhere in China . But most red army. That's

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   her. -- -- the ceremonial point. Not present -- -- landing in China . A couple of hours ago. Net and readers briefly there Beckham play it and it is still a historic moment -- that this is the official beginning of his visit to China . Morning when you answer to a number of questions bit -- -- very shortly we will -- we're creating the president. I'm a better indication of important Chinese -- relationship. This is that a strange kind of -- it is not even as we pulled because. That is the state

   far. Think would be correct and the citizens. The plane picked up. Chinese -- Where it came in yesterday. -- -- -- -- -- Self propelled step -- We

   propelled step -- We ever get confidence and of the group of Chinese leaders will greet the president -- -- -- but it rarely says Chinese leaders. Evocative -- -- thought I will be there. Port area around the airport. Pretty flat with the treatment entry. Very of
3. 
   Award-Winning Investigation: Blood Money

   Mon, 20 Nov 2006

   sentence belongs to the PLA . The People ' s Liberation Army . but hospital three hours as terrorists given the Chinese government's denial that prisoners. And we asked to Chinese dissidents to carry a hidden First she said doctors in China took her blood and tissue business venture with the Chinese army. He and help to run

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   hospital which as the sign outside an English sentence belongs to the PLA . The People's Liberation Army -- but -- -- hospital three hours north of Hong Kong. We came here as terrorists given the Chinese government's denial that it's in the business of selling the organs of executed prisoners. And we asked to Chinese dissidents to carry a hidden camera -- -- This is the heart of the military's kidney business and elaborate medical complex. Brewer
4. 
   Web Extra: Full Interview with Jon Huntsman

   Sun, 21 Aug 2011

   you think the government of China is behind. Any of these thought to have originated in China . Well there are individual individual units within the People ' s Liberation Army . We're no doubt behind you have to say that the Chinese Government. Is is part of pervasiveness. And the reach. That China has in terms of the whole

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   made at that debate how much do you think the government of China is behind. Any of these cyber attacks on the US debt are thought to have originated in China . Well there are individual. Universities. Behind some of the cyber attacks. And there are some individual units within the People's Liberation Army . We're no doubt behind certain attacks. And because of that you have to say that the Chinese Government. Is is part of the overall planning the development of technology. And maybe even -- targeting list. Which gives me deep concerns about where this goes in the pervasiveness. And the reach. That China has in terms of the whole cyber warfare side. And it's one that we need to respond to. But we need to
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   Film Tells of Tibetan Monk's Harsh Life

   Tue, 6 May 2008

   the opening ceremonies. China was granted the privilege allow full access to all of China that includes Tibet to the people's armed police of the People ' s Liberation Army . And this is in violation of China 's sworn agreements to the means something to you if the Chinese with the Dalai Lama called

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   ambassador to India. And I learned that the true story of the Chinese Communist occupation of Tibet the one point six million Tibetans killed over 6000 monasteries -- The ongoing torture and incarceration. Particularly of the Buddhist clergy. So it has become a mission for me the and I feel it's very important now that China . It it is about to host the Olympic Games and there is information coming out of Tibet. That is very worrisome over

   possible. I'm of -- this mom and if breathing had been against Chinese it is against the principles buddhism and -- -- who also could prevent me from. Attaining enlightenment -- -- don't have -- -- -- against Chinese but I understand that certain Tibetan even monks now. Are calling for violence because they've reached a point where they say there's

   Absolutely and -- constantly for calling for boycott of the opening ceremonies. China was granted the privilege of hosting the Olympic Games on conditions that it would improve its human rights record. And that allow full access to all of China that includes Tibet to the international community. Tibet is under de facto martial law knowing who's going into Tibet except the people's armed police of the People's Liberation Army . And this is in violation of China's sworn agreements to the International Olympic Committee. And to address the question also violence you know the Tibetans are just people to and you can only take so much before you snap especially young people. Who have seen their parents -- and -- their parents killed. -- this is -- monks mowed down in the streets with machine guns alone would you propose. Why would propose that China would sit down for meaningful talks directly with the Dalai -- and that's starting today with his emissaries this thing going on for years He has gotten nowhere China promises and it doesn't deliver -- need to -- -- with the Dalai Lama himself. But that means something to you if the Chinese -- with the Dalai Lama called name to a nineteen mighty. I think it'll be good if the Chinese side -- directing the Dalai Lama -- but I don't think that it'll happen. It is economists that I Lama has always said that -- -- get meaningful autonomy from the Chinese we have been included Cyprus signed with the Chinese but I think -- and deliberately. Avoiding this thing that happens and some Jews who -- this. More if people want to
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   Hong Kong Party for Anniversary

   Sun, 1 Jul 2007

   Hong Kong's handover to China . ABC's mark on an extraordinary decade of change. The Chinese president bursting with pride Hong Kong garrison of the People ' s Liberation Army . Parked in the day that hardline Communist receipt. Chinese troops crossing the border Hong Kong man. But so far China has kept its promise that

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   Hong Kong today. Celebrating the tenth anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to China . ABC's mark -- on an extraordinary decade of change. The Chinese president bursting with pride reviewing the Hong Kong garrison of the People's Liberation Army . Parked in the day that this former British colony returned to the embrace of the motherland it. And embrace that's been -- softly softly as the Chinese call it. Most Hong Kong people had to agree on the celebration was in a war. There was even a special anniversary

   of gaining independence. Hall was being handed over -- hardline Communist receipt. Chinese troops crossing the border just as the British left. Fear and uncertainty were powerful. Only a few years before Beijing had violently crushed pro democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen square. What hope -- the people of Hong Kong man. But so far China has kept its promise that Hong Kong can pretty much run its own affairs for at least fifty years. -- Hong Kong people it turns out haven't lost any freedoms that all. Even today thousands were in the streets calling for greater democracy in Hong Kong protests that would be banned in Beijing or no problem here. And there's been no interference with Hong Kong's freewheeling capitalist ways either. The -- that Hong Kong might become just another Communist Chinese city never materialized. If anything Chinese cities today now look and feel a lot more like home -- I think they wanted to work. -- that's it's not
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   Webcast: Britain Terror Plots; Midwest Flooding; iPhone Problems

   Sun, 1 Jul 2007

   Kong's handover to China ABC's mark an extraordinary decade of change. The Chinese president bursting Kong garrison of the People ' s Liberation Army . in the day that this softly softly as the Chinese call it. Most Hong Hardline Communist Chinese troops crossing the Hong Kong But so far China has kept its promise

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   Hong Kong today. Celebrating the tenth anniversary of Hong Kong's handover to China ABC's mark -- -- -- an extraordinary decade of change. The Chinese president bursting with pride reviewing the Hong Kong garrison of the People's Liberation Army . -- in the day that this former British colony returned to the embrace of the motherland it. And embrace that bins -- softly softly as the Chinese call it. Most Hong Kong people had to agree the celebration was in a war. There was even a special anniversary gift

   Instead of gaining independence. Hall was being handed over. Hardline Communist -- Chinese troops crossing the border just as the British left. Fear and uncertainty were powerful. Only a few years before Beijing had finally crushed pro democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen square. What hope -- the people of Hong Kong -- But so far China has kept its promise that Hong Kong can pretty much run its own affairs for at least fifty years. Hong Kong people it turns out haven't lost any freedoms -- all. Even today. Thousands were in the streets calling for greater democracy in Hong Kong. Protests that would be banned in Beijing or no problem here and there's been no interference with Hong -- Freewheeling capitalist ways either. The -- that Hong Kong might become just another Communist Chinese city never materialized. If anything Chinese cities today now look and feel a lot more like home call. I think they want it to work. More it's it's