Military Tensions Set Tone for Frosty China-U.S. Discussions
- Two countries accuse each other of militarization in Asia
- China may be placing radar in South China Sea, CSIS Says
China, U.S. Near UN Resolution on North Korea
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for talks Tuesday as each country accuses the other of escalating military tensions in the western Pacific.
The sit-down in Washington will be the first since China parked missiles on Woody Island in the disputed South China Sea, and since the U.S. announced it would hold talks about deploying a missile defense system in South Korea as a deterrent to North Korea.