Thaw Develops In Military Relations With U.S.
September 30 2010
The United States and China have agreed to restore military relations with a series of high-level exchanges beginning next month, the Wall Street Journal reports.
China froze military contact with the U.S. in January following Washington's decision to sell up to US$6.4 billion in arms to Taiwan.
The Pentagon said the first meeting will take place Oct. 14-15 in Hawaii to discuss maritime security, with more meetings expected later this year.
The agreement was reached during...
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