China opens 5th research station in Antarctica amid concern of ability to collect intelligence from Australia New Zealand
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Beijing: China opened its fifth research station in Antarctica on Wednesday amid concerns over its location suited to collect signals “intelligence” from US-allied Australia and New Zealand, especially the rocket telemetry data from Australia’s new Arnhem Space Centre. Chinese President Xi Jinping in a congratulatory message to the newly built station called Qinling said China’s polar research cause has achieved fruitful
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