Strange bedfellows in Asia

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton used the occasion of his trip to Australia, Thailand, and the Philippines to reaffirm the importance of Asia in US foreign policy. Most Asian nations would like a US military presence, but many suspect that American self interest will always come first.

Asia

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Greeting the dragon

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton's policy of using trade to promote human relations in China and taking a strong stance on Chinese aggression against Taiwan has been effective. China is adapting to international rules and is supporting nuclear nonproliferation.

Editorial, China, Cover Story, Chinese foreign relations

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Fast track to nowhere

Article Abstract:

The major issue in the controversy over fast-track authority for the president should be Clinton's trade goals. Clinton wants the authority for regional agreements, not for bold new multilateral efforts to liberalize trade.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Trade Negotiations, Management, International economic relations

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