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China Pledges Support To Taliban, Seeks Its Support To Drive Out Uyghur Militants From Afghanistan
China pledges support to Taliban, seeks its support to drive out Uyghur militants from Afghanistan
Beijing/Tianjin, Jul 28 (PTI) China on Wednesday feted Taliban leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, praising the insurgent group as an important military and political force in Afghanistan and asked it to make a clean break with all terrorist groups, especially the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM) - the Uyghur Muslim militant group from Xinjiang.
Amid deepening concerns here over the regrouping of the ETIM, blamed by Beijing for all the violent attacks in its volatile Xinjiang province and elsewhere in the country, Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Mullah Baradar at Tianjin and sought to prevail on him to build a positive image and establish a broad and inclusive political structure that suits Afghanistan s national realities .
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The Sizewell C project is slated to cost £20 billion and be comprised of two EDF/Areva 1650 MWe European Pressurized Water Reactors (EWR). The Bradwell site is slated to be built as one or more, of CGN’s 1000 MWe PWR which is the Hualong One (HPR1000) reactor technology. The Chinese reactor design is now at Stage 4 of the UK Office of Nuclear Regulation Generic Design Assessment.
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