The black hole

Article Abstract:

A 700-page report given to the US Congress by Congressman Christopher Cox details a 20-year-long spying campaign by the Chinese to steal US information on making nuclear warheads and satellites. The report advises US conduct surprise inspections to investigate whether China has been diverting computers from civilians for military purposes. Protection of sensitive technology has already led to the rejection of several trade deals between the US and China.

Investigations, Political aspects, Ethical aspects, Joint ventures, Technology, Corporations, Spies, Corporate corruption

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Wounded pride

Article Abstract:

Ten years after the massacre at Tiananmen Square, Chinese protestors have taken to the streets with the same slogans, but this time "Blood for Blood" is directed toward US-led NATO forces who claim to have accidentally dropped a bomb on the Chinese embassy in Belgrade. The Chinese government provided buses and permits for the protesters and President Jiang Zemin praised the anti-American demonstrations.

International relations, Nationalism, Jiang Zemin

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The siege from inside

Article Abstract:

An American ambassador to China describes a hostage situation that kept him trapped inside the US embassy in China for four days. Police kept demonstrators from storming the building and compound during protests against a US-led NATO bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade.

Ambassadors

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