2021-04-09 06:05:35 GMT2021-04-09 14:05:35(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
BEIJING, April 9 (Xinhua) Anglo-Americans have sponsored East Turkistan separatism and radical Islamist terrorism, manipulated the Uyghur diaspora for their own geopolitical interests, said a special report recently released by a political group in Australia. Since China has recently been practically the sole engine of world economic growth, while cultivating scientific optimism in its education policies and a commitment to promoting classical culture, a strategic posture that exploits the Uygurs of Xinjiang to attack China is insane, said the report by the Australian Citizens Party (ACP).
The 40-page report, titled Xinjiang: China s western frontier in the heart of Eurasia, includes an eight-article series from the ACP s publication the Australian Alert Service in November 2020 to March 2021.
Report reveals Anglo-American sponsorship of East Turkistan separatism, radical Islamist terrorism Xinhua | Updated: 2021-04-09 14:13 Farmers sow cotton in Kashgar s Yarkant county, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, in March. [Photo/XINHUA]
BEIJING Anglo-Americans have sponsored East Turkistan separatism and radical Islamist terrorism, manipulated the Uyghur diaspora for their own geopolitical interests, said a special report recently released by a political group in Australia. Since China has recently been practically the sole engine of world economic growth, while cultivating scientific optimism in its education policies and a commitment to promoting classical culture, a strategic posture that exploits the Uygurs of Xinjiang to attack China is insane, said the report by the Australian Citizens Party (ACP).
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