Navy admiral warns Red China about military expansion China's build-up of missiles could push the United States to boost weapon sales to Taiwan, a top US military official has said during a visit to Beijing. Bush says Russian nukes still threaten USA President Bush has declared that although Russia is no longer the enemy, it may still be a threat. His comment is another sign that his Administration is taking a markedly cooler approach to America s Cold War foes. The European Union is increasingly trying to assert itself on the global stage. If the crisis does not improve, and if Britain's methods remain suspect in their eyes, then we may see developments more extraordinary than Dublin's dung-flinging.
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