SITC Bulletin
March 6, 2014
2014 SITC WORKSHOP

The Relationship Between National 

Security and Technology in China

August 4-10, 2014

UC San Diego


SITC's summer training course at UC San Diego is open to advanced graduate students, junior faculty, and early- to mid-career analysts and provides a comprehensive overview of the development,  linkages, and roles  that science, technology, and innovation play in China's national security. The workshop examines the relationship between national security, technology, innovation, and China's rise as a world power.   

China News Digest, February 27- March 5, 2014

China Focus: China Defense Budget to Increase 12.2. Percent in 2014

 

China plans to raise its defense budget by 12.2 percent to 808.2 billion yuan (about 132 billion U.S. dollars) in 2014, according to a draft budget report submitted to the national legislature for review on Wednesday. This is the highest growth rate in China's defense budget since 2011. 

 

People's Daily News (English)


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Commentary: Misplaced Concerns About China's Military Spending

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China's Leaders Face Major Decisions on Reform at Annual National People's Congress

Washington Post (English)

 

China Announces 12.2% Increase in Military Budget

New York Times (English)

 
Chinese Premier Delivers Government Work Report

The 12th National People's Congress opened its second annual session Wednesday morning in Beijing. Premier Li Keqiang delivered his first government work report at the opening meeting. 

Xinhuanet (English) 

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China Pledges Stable Growth, Deepening Reform

Xinhuanet (English)

 

China to Allow Private Capital into More State Projects

Xinhuanet (English)

 
Preparation for Chang'e-5 Launch on Schedule
嫦娥五号2017年海南发射今年发射嫦娥五号试验器
 
Preparation for the 2017 launch of China's lunar probe Chang'e-5 is going as planned, the country's leading space scientist Ye Peijian told Xinhua on Saturday. Chang'e-5, as part of China's third-phase lunar program, is expected to bring back moon rock samples to Earth, a move hailed by Ye as "a historic moment" for the country.

Tiangong II is Expected to Launch Before End of 2015

天宫二号2015年底前后发射

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China Space Station Will Be Completed Around 2020

中国空间站将于2020年前后建成

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China Expects to Launch Cargo Ship into Space Around 2016

 

China's First Space Shuttle Bus "Yuanzheng 1" Will Conduct Maiden Flight This Year

中国首个太空摆渡车"远征1号"今年首飞

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China Sapable of Exploring Mars: Leading Space Scientist

Xinhuanet (English)

 

China Expands Strategic Presence in Israel

Defense News (English)

 

Chinese Army Relocates 10 Airports, Closes 457 Drilling Airspaces to Support Civil Aviation Development

 

China Pushing Ahead on Hi-Res Satellite System

Space News (English)

  

China Great Wall Pins December Long March Launch Failure on Fuel-Line Clog

Space News (English)

  

Xian Y-20 Cargo Plane has Set New Records: Designer

Want China Times (English) 

 

Work Well Underway on China's Two New Aircraft Carriers: Report

Want China Times (English)

 

Modified J-20 Seen Being Prepared for Maiden Test Flight

IHS Jane's 360 (English)

 

Progress Slow in Developing Fighter Jets, Major General Zhu Heping Says

South China Morning Post (English)

 

China Exclusive: China Produces Genetic Map of Tibetan Barley

Xinhuanet (English)

 

News Analysis: BYD Shows Sign of Smashing Local Protectionism

Xinhuanet (English) 
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