How Kerry sees Asia

Article Abstract:

The Presidential election campaign between Democratic Party candidate senator John Kerry and Republican candidate George W. Bush, which focuses on the economy of the United States and the war on terrorism, is discussed. Major changes in the policy of the United States towards Asia are not expected, even if senator John Kerry is elected as the President.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Public affairs, International politics, Political activity, Economic policy, Presidential candidates, Primaries, Comparative analysis, Military policy, Bush, George W., Kerry, John F.

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More aid, but new strings

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George W. Bush's administration has proposed a new method for determining whether a country is qualified to receive foreign aid. At the same time, the administration is proposing increased funds. Countries that rank high are: Bangladesh, Mongolia, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Methods, Foreign assistance, Government finance

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The one-two punch: China is coming under fire in the United States on two fronts

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US concerns about China's compliance with trade reforms as a member of the World Trade Organization are discussed.

China, Economic aspects, Cover Story, Membership, Chinese foreign relations, World Trade Organization

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