USA harder to criticize China's actions, falsely accusing him, and turn to rhetoric aimed at inciting war, writes.

Recent tensions arose afterward, Deputy Secretary of state Antony Blinken said that the territorial complaints of China is comparable to Russia's actions in Eastern Ukraine and China threatens peace and stability. Beijing tried to convince Washington to look objectively at what is happening in the South China sea and not to exacerbate tensions in the region, writes the magazine.

China enjoys political, economic and now military growth, and no one knows what can happen. The main geopolitical issue not only for the Asia-Pacific region but for the world in General becomes, how will China and how will the US react to its development." Chinese dream "is already bearing fruit - the PRC gradually begins to occupy a Central place on the international arena, And the world, according to Chinese analysts, in the near future can become a "post-American" writes.

thus, risks that can lead to an aggravation of relations between the US and China, is obvious: "what was once unthinkable, is day by day becoming more real - a brewing cold war between powerful forces, which one day may be hot ". The Pacific ocean occupies nearly thirty percent of the Earth's surface and is a "big canvas on which has the ability to be painted a picture of the first war between digital era mighty powers," according to the publication.

China poses a serious threat to US hegemony, And maintaining the status quo in the area to which agitate some experts, is a very complex concept in relation to the South China sea, and it means different things to different parties. For example, the U.S. is urging China to preserve the status quo in the issue of illegal, in the opinion of the US capital, Beijing construction of artificial Islands. While China does not recognize the status quo of the occupation of some Islands and reefs of the Philippines and other States. China increases its influence, creating artificial Islands in the South China sea, increasing its own waters. The Philippines and Vietnam believe it is illegal, magazine.

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