Nuclear free zone urged in East Asia amid detente
An East Asia nuclear free zone was presented as a possible outcome of U S Chinese detente following a February visit to Peking by President Nisen. Allen Whing, former head of the State Department Far Eastern research office, argued such a zone could relieve Japan from Chinese ballistic threats while satellite surveillance guarantees deter pressure.
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Far Eastern Research Office
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China Taiwan Detente Debate Shapes Cold War Risks
Professor Whiting argues that China fears a Soviet threat and could seek a gradual integration of Taiwan into the mainland to preserve economic strength. He cautions that delayed U S withdrawal and ongoing Chiang Kai shek influence threaten renewed tensions and a shift in regional power.
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Army leaders back Chou En-tai plan on Taiwan detente
Army leaders with a peasant based service behind them have backed Chou En-tai s initiative on future prospects from the detente Professor Whiting suggested a possible agreement with the Nationalist regime on Taiwan to return land to China There is no military capacity in China to take Taiwan but peacefully taking Taiwan could be possible according to the discussion
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Whiting
Taiwan
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Recognition of China Seen as Time Issue by Bowen
Australian Foreign Minister Bowen said recognition of the People's Republic of China is a matter of time, but time frame depends on Taiwan. He noted that formal diplomatic ties are not a prerequisite for exchanges, embassies, or trade, and warned that benefits of recognition are not guaranteed. He cited massive contacts without recognition and called for careful terms with China while acknowledging complex regional dynamics.
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Peking
Pessimism over Japan in Sino Japanese relations
A Japanese scholar Professor Michio Reyama warned that Japan’s probable next month succession plan for Prime Minister Satoso may enable Sino Japanese normalisation. Other experts caution that Sino-Japanese relations face serious risks from revived Japanese militarism fears and economic rivalries in Southeast Asia, including disputes over the Senkaku Islands.
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Sophia University
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South-East Asia
Senkaku Islands
Challenge to white world in Africa and Asia
Uganda scholar Professor Ali Mazrui told the conference that Africa and Asia once looked to Japan and China as non white powers that challenged the white world. He described China as a nuclear member of the Security Council and noted three Sino African solidarity points: anti colonialism with racial humiliation, pan pigmentational ism, and pan socialism guiding leftward ideology.
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Japan
China
Ali Mazrui
United Nations Security Council
Tn Africa
Poliic
Uganda
Makerere University
Ong
China’s Growing Role in Middle East and Gulf Rivalry
Canberra scholar Dr Ian Adie of the ANU says China has diplomatic ties with all CENTO members and is expanding influence toward the Persian Gulf, Balkans, and Mediterranean while opposing Soviet moves. He notes Beijing’s covert actions in Ethiopia, Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen, and reports Russia’s increasing involvement in the region amid waning Chinese support for guerilla groups.
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ANU Department of International Relations
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Somalia
Uh Yemen
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Adie
Russia
Weekend Weather Update With Strong High Over Tasman Sea
A strong high builds behind a cold front pushing into the Tasman Sea. Easterly shifts bring dry conditions over southeast Australia with clear skies in New South Wales. Forecasts show mild to cool days, light winds, and a return to unfilled weather for most of the region, with early fog patches and a sunny day ahead.
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District Radio and TV Schedule Amid Partial Listings
In a fragmented schedule, local district radio and television blocks appear with times and program notes. Readouts include entries for Muse, Joyce, Crofl, Prulum, and Crof with references to music segments and a World Tomorrow program, plus medicine and closing notes.
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