Defense/ China
The Chinese
military budget for 2015 will be about 10 percent bigger than last year’s, a
senior Chinese official said on Wednesday, meaning that such spending is
growing at a pace faster than the overall growth rate of the Chinese economy.
The estimate was
given in Beijing by Fu Ying, a veteran diplomat who is the spokeswoman
for the National People’s Congress, China’s legislature, whose annual meeting begins this
week. Ms. Fu said at a news conference that the military budget’s precise
numbers would be announced Thursday, along with other budget outlays that will
later be formally approved by the legislature.
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