U.S. maintains annual ritual of allegations about China: yearly review of trading status brings onslaught of demonizing news from Washington

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US-Sino relations are consistently discussed during springtime since the most favored trading status of China is debated and reviewed in June of each year since the occurrence of the Tiannanmen Square massacre in 1989. Speculations were raised over China's espionage activities in relation to the US nuclear weapons technology and its discussion with Russia on the unification against the proposed antimissile program for US allies in Asia. Other analysts believed that the US government exhibited its insecurity regarding China's increasing global power.

United States, China, International economic relations, Intnl Economic Relations, Most favored nation clauses

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Another U.S.-China pact on trade is drawing flak

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Several legislators and industry interest groups have criticized China for failing to fully implement the provisions of its bilateral market access agreement with the US in 1992. The critics noted that China only provides free market access to a limited number of US industries such as telecommunications, aerospace and fertilizers. The Clinton administration has acknowledge such complaints and has been working quietly to ensure the full implementation of the agreement.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Trade Regulations NEC, Economic policy, International trade, International trade regulation, Free enterprise

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