Bonding in the air

Article Abstract:

Foreign trade missions of the type Jean Chretien and some 300 prominent Canadians are presently engaged in are treated by the media as politically significant events. This is due in large part to the bonding that often takes place on such tours between correspondents and politicians.

International aspects, Column, Politicians, Media coverage, Press and politics, Foreign trade promotion

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Mission of mercy: Canada takes the lead as refugees pour out of Zaire

Article Abstract:

The situation in Zaire began to change as plans were being made for the Canadian-led United Nations rescue operation. An estimated 350,000 Rwandan refugees began a trek back to their homes. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien led the move to intervene in Zaire.

United Nations, Congo (Kinshasa) foreign relations, International relief, Chretien, Jean, Refugees, Rwandan, Rwandan refugees

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Unusual alliances

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Liberal government plans to enter into trade negotiations with certain countries, regardless of the human-rights policies of those countries. Canada and France should, but will not, become allies against the US to protect cultural-property laws.

Trade policy, Commercial policy

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