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As part of the sessions, the two sides have been discussing how to better share information and law enforcement resources.
This is the second such meeting between the Chinese and US governments.
Professor Wang Baofu with China's National Defense1 University says better information sharing will not only help China take better advantage of US intelligence assets, but will also allow the US side to benefit.
"Though the American intelligence aparatus is powerful, it still needs support from all countries, including China. Judging from years of observing US anti-terrorism efforts, US intelligence is not all-knowing."
When it comes to specifics, the Chinese side is calling on the US to once-again "understand and support" China's position when it comes to the "East Turkestan Islamic Movement."
This is a group Chinese authorities have identified operating out of Xinjiang, which is considered responsible for a series of terrorist attacks.
Chinese terrorism expert Li Wei says the US side has a vested interest in assisting in China's fight against the terrorist movement in Xinjiang.
"Because the East Turkistan Islamic Movement and the Islamic State are becoming closer, it's believed a number of and East Turkistan members have joined the fighting in Syria and Iraq. Although geographically2 it seems the Islamic State is more of a threat to Europe, the Islamic State's true target is the United States. So assisting China in the fight against the East Turkestan movement not only helps China, it is also in line with the interests of the United States."
AS part of this week's meetings in Beijing, the two sides have also reached anti-terrorism agreements connected to the internet.
Wang Baofu with the National Defense University notes online platform have become one of the key ways terrorist groups now recruit, organize, and finance themselves.
He says, once-again, China and the US sides have mutual3 interests in combatting terrorism online.
"The US has superiority in cyberspace4, but China has the most of internet users in the world. There is mutual interest, as both sides can help one-another deal with cyber-terrorism threats and other issues connected to this. Terrorists tend to use the internet to finance their operations. Cooperation between China and US will help cut money laundering5 and the illegal financing of terrorism."
However, cooperation on terrorism between China and the US does have its limits, with the Chinese side concerned about a US "double standard" when addressing terrorism.
Last month, Thai authorities repatriated6 more than 100 ethnic7 Uyghur's accused of illegally crossing into Thailand in an attempt to try to find passage to the Middle East.
The US government was critical of the repatriation8 of the group, suggesting it had concerns about human rights.
Chinese observers have suggested this "double standard" will only hinder China/US anti-terror cooperation in the future.
For CRI, I'm Min Rui.
1 defense | |
n.防御,保卫;[pl.]防务工事;辩护,答辩 | |
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2 geographically | |
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n.洗涤(衣等),洗烫(衣等);洗(钱)v.洗(衣服等),洗烫(衣服等)( launder的现在分词 );洗(黑钱)(把非法收入改头换面,变为貌似合法的收入) | |
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6 repatriated | |
v.把(某人)遣送回国,遣返( repatriate的过去式和过去分词 ) | |
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8 repatriation | |
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