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His comments will be seen as a rebuke to French president Emmanuel Macron, who returned from a red carpet trip to Beijing to warn Europe to stay out of the row between the US and China over the future of Taiwan. Mr Cleverly will remind China that it is a signatory to the UN Charter which protects every country from invasion, adding: 'We do not expect our disagreements with China to be swiftly overcome, but we do expect China to observe the laws and obligations that it has freely accepted.'

'I urge China to be equally open about the doctrine and intent behind its military expansion, because transparency is surely in everyone's interests and secrecy can only increase the risk of tragic miscalculation.' 'The UK and our allies are prepared to be open about our presence in the Indo-Pacific. Speaking at the Mansion House tonight, Mr Cleverly will say: 'At this moment, China is carrying out the biggest military build-up in peacetime history. Some senior figures in Washington fear China's communist leadership could order an invasion as soon as 2027, despite warnings from Joe Biden that the US is prepared to defend its ally. Earlier this month it declared it was 'ready to fight' after conducting a major military exercise in which it simulated sealing off the island. China has rapidly increased military spending in recent years and is accused of building up an invasion force.

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