According to Ambrose Evans Pritchard, a Singapore-based China watcher is getting worried:“China’s military spending is growing so fast that it has overtaken strategy,” said Professor Huang Jing from the Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. (He kindly let me quote his remarks.)
“The young officers are taking control of strategy and it is like young officers in Japan in the 1930s. They are thinking what they can do, not what they should do. This is very dangerous.
“They are on a collision course with a US-dominated system”. Read the whole article, entitled "China’s young officers and the 1930s syndrome". |
