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Reply 2000

Aj12

Is anyone following this thread still?

Reply 2001

Cato the Elder

Original post by Aj12

Is anyone following this thread still?

Would appear not.

Reply 2002

Rakas21

It looks as though Abe will remain PM in Japan again, more than that it looks like he'll gain seats in a crushing victory.

This is great for those who want to see a more active Japan in the world, bad for those who want them to be pacifists.

Reply 2003

Napp

Hmmm I feel this thread could do with bringing back to life, any takers?

The nostalgia....

Rest in peace this post. Might be worth unstickying/unpinning/un-whatever-we-call-it-here-ing this thread if it isn't getting used.

Reply 2006

Rakas21

The Spanish right sadly collapsed last night with a win for the social democrats.

Reply 2007

andiseo

Original post by CombineHarvester

If China wants to expand in Asia, it doesn't really matter if its military is decades behind the US because they won't do anything directly to stop them. I think China's military technology will vastly improve over the next decade or so and the gap will close significantly, especially as the US can't exactly afford to invest heavily but China can and will.