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China report warns against European-led Nato 3.0 expansion in the Asia-Pacific

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The China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR) released a report warning that the evolution of Nato into a more Europe-led 'Nato 3.0' will not resolve strategic disagreements between the US and Europe. The report also cautions that Nato's growing defense cooperation with Asia-Pacific countries like Japan could increase tensions in the region. The analysis reflects Chinese concerns about Nato's expanding role in the Asia-Pacific.

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NATO's cooperation with Asia-Pacific nations extends its reach beyond Europe.

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  • NATO's cooperation with Asia-Pacific nations extends its reach beyond Europe.
  • China perceives this as a containment strategy against its rise.

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The transition of the North Atlantic military alliance to a more Europe-led “Nato 3.0” will fail to heal deep-seated strategic rifts between Washington and the European capitals, according to a leading Chinese think tank.

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