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Spy plane row Monday, 6 January, 2003, 11:30 GMT

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US spy plane US rejects China's $1m plane bill
China wants to charge the US $1m for the three months its damaged spy plane spent on Chinese soil - but Washington says it will not pay.
China and US seal spy plane deal
US insists on spy plane return
China protests over arms for Taiwan
China demands US visa U-turn
Arrest further strains China-US ties
'Productive' spy plane talks
US plays down carrier deployment
China maintains hard line on spy plane
Spy plane crew welcomed home
In pictures: Homecoming
US stands firm on spy flights
US letter of regret: Full text


SPY PLANE ROW

Damage EP-3 propeller Who caused the crash?
China and the United States blame each other for the collision and have sharply differing views of how the two aircraft collided.
China protects vital interests
The hi-tech spy
Inside the US spy plane
Diary of the dispute


THE FALLOUT

Chinese soldier US opts for 'strategic balance'
The BBC's Jonathan Marcus examines the balance of military power between China and Taiwan as details emerge of a new US arms package for Taiwan.
War games add to tension
Anxious times for China's neighbours
Pilot remembered in cyberspace
Young Chinese more wary of US
Cloudy future for Sino-US relations
China-US: Beijing's brinkmanship
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China's triumphalism
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