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China's rise has 'consequences' for transatlantic security: NATO chief

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Western allies and close partners need to forge stronger ties as China's rise has "consequences" for transatlantic security, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg warns at the virtual Munich security conference. SOUNDBITE de Jens Stoltenberg

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