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China becomes fourth-largest arms exporter
China has become the world’s fourth largest weapons exporter amid continued growth in international arms sales, according to a new study by Sweden-based think-tank SIPRI.
The total volume of international arms sales has increased by 14% over the five year period from 2009 to 2013, with China emerging ...
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