Chinese knots

Article Abstract:

The NATO bombing of a Chinese embassy in Belgrade may have dire consequences for future relations between China and America. Chinese officials, students, and the media rejected NATO's explanation that the bombing was a mistake and continue to see the US as a threat to China's political, economic, and cultural future. With Chinese public opinion backing Beijing, China has been able to wield more political power and influence in international relations.

International, Psychological aspects, United States, China, Demonstrations and protests, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, NATO-Yugoslavia Conflict, 1999, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Air warfare, Chinese students, Bombings, Belgrade, Serbia

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Eyes on Europe

Article Abstract:

An expert on international relations from China, a newspaper editor from Bangkok and a reporter from Singapore discuss the political, cultural and financial aspects of a changing Europe from an Asian perspective. The European Union together with the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) will soon have the power to promote positions independently of the United States.

Analysis, Europe, Asia

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