A color guard of US and Chinese flags awaits the plane of China's President Hu Jintao at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland in this April 12, 2010 file photo. President Barack Obama unveiled a defense strategy on Thursday that would expand the US military presence in Asia but shrink the overall size of the force as the Pentagon seeks to reduce spending by nearly half a trillion dollars after a decade of war. Jonathan Ernst/Reuters/File
Chinese News Agency Warns Against U.S. Moves -- New York Times
SHANGHAI — China’s state-run news media warned Washington on Friday not to “recklessly practice militarism” or engage in “war mongering,” a day after the Obama administration outlined a new military strategy with an increased focus on China.
The sharply worded commentary, published by the official Xinhua News Agency, also urged the United States to play a constructive role in the region.
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More News On China's Reactions To The New U.S. Military Strategy
China in US gunsights -- BBC
China must assert itself despite new US strategy-paper -- Reuters
China stays cool as new US defense strategy targets Asia -- Christian Science Monitor
US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta counts India as a challenge yet again -- Economic Times
US defence strategy focuses on India as ally, China as threat -- First Post
The U.S. Military's New Plan to Deter China -- John Hudson, The Atlantic
The Pentagon Pivots to Asia -- Jonathan Masters, Council On Foreign Relations
