Taiwan Fears the Friendly Dragon

Article Abstract:

President Chiang Ching-Kuo is likely to continue as head of the aging Taiwanese government. There are fewer middle-aged residents in Taiwan and not many choose a political career. President Chiang fears the loss of international support for Taiwan. Relations with mainland China appear better than they actually are. The Taiwanese believe that an autonomous government in Hong Kong will not be tolerated by the Chinese, following the British departure.

Taiwan, International relations

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Hong Kong Looks at a 50-Year Assurance Policy

Article Abstract:

Severe mob violence in Hong Kong in 1984 did not affect delicate leasing negotiations under way with China. Intellectual freedom is a difficult issue. China does not want to appear repressive.

Hong Kong, Leases

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