Lexington Herald Leader Article RatingConflicting US-China defense strategies dominate Singapore forum
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : Major General Xu Hui, president of the International College of Defense Studies at China's National Defense University, stood up in the question-and-answer session to accuse the Philippine leader of "ruining" regional peace and steering Asia toward war.49% : Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin addressed the Shangri-La Dialogue on Saturday and name-checked nearly every country as U.S. partners or allies.
41% : "This shows how our People's Liberation Army delegation is open, transparent, more confident to interact with the world," said Senior Colonel Zhu Qichao, a deputy director at the National University of Defense Technology.
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