China to increase military budget

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Soldiers of People's Liberation Army (PLA) march in formation during the military parade marking the 70th founding anniversary of People's Republic of China, on its National Day in Beijing, China October 1, 2019. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

China’s martial budget will be enhanced by 6.8% this year, stated by the Chinese finance ministry today.

China’s defense financial plan is the second-largest around the globe after the US.

Armed tensions have vividly amplified in the previous year between China and competing powers including the United States and India, with breaking point like the Himalayan border, Taiwan and the South China Sea

Beijing has a plan to allot 1.36 trillion yuan ($210 billion) on defense, which is still less than a major share of Washington´s armed budget.

The progress rate, up from 2020’s 6.6%, was publicized by the ministry at the opening of the government´s annual lawmaking conferences.

In the past years, China has emptied trillions of yuan into the upgrading of its military, which it targets to convert into a world-class power in comparison with that of the US and other Western powers.

Beijing has over the previous year frequently used its armed power to hover the self-ruled island of Taiwan, which it claims — flying warrior jets into its territory and performing raid drills.

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