China: a report from the top

Article Abstract:

The US's world view is a balance of the 19th- and the 20th-century world views which is a combination of working for mutual benefit and strengthening one's position opposite the other. In his recent trip to China, Anthony Lake presented to Chinese Pres. Ziang Jemin and Premier Li Peng how this world view works as a force of stability in the region. He also made clear that although US has a one-China policy, this will be affected by an attack on Taiwan. Lake's assessment of the situation is that although there will be no massive breakthroughs, there could be some improvements.

United States, Reports, Political aspects, United States foreign relations, East Asia, World politics, Lake, Anthony

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Will Chinese fight Chinese?

Article Abstract:

An interview with the President of Taiwan Chen Shui-Bian is presented. Issues discussed include the geostrategic issue of nuclear missile defense, ballistic missile defense and the threat China poses to Taiwan.

Interview, Personalities, Chen Shui-Bian, Taiwan. National Assembly

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Special state-to-state relations: Saying 'yes' to reality

Article Abstract:

Lee Teng-Hui, president of the Republic of China, elaborates on relations between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and the state of continuing dialogue between Taipei and Beijing.

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