Foreign affairs put Clinton to test

Article Abstract:

US parliamentary candidate Bill Clinton intends to keep the bipartisan consensus on foreign policy and endorsed the North American Freee Trade Area. He plans to appoint a special envoy to Northern Ireland. His human rights policy is more assertive, especially towards China. The post-Soviet world situation means US troops in Europe could be reduced from 150,000 to 100,000 and Europe would have to pay more for security. Clinton would pay more attention to the United Nations and global problems such as the environment.

United States, Clinton, Bill, Elections, Presidents, International relations, Democratic Party (United States), Presidential elections, Campaign debates

---

Media millions add zest to dull Republican race

Article Abstract:

Steve Forbes, the heir to the Forbes magazine empire who is seeking the Republican party's nomination as presidential candidate, has very little political experience. However, he is now running in second place behind Senator Bob Dole, moving ahead of more obvious challengers such as Phil Gramm and Lamar Alexander. This is because he is making extensive use of the media. He has invested in a very high-profile advertising campaign in all early-primary states, and has particularly targeted Bob Dole.

Presidential candidates, Forbes, Steve

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Yeltsin envoy has strong ties to West. Palestinians clash over arrest of Hamas leader. Palestinians turn fury on Arafat after shootings
• Abstracts: Dreams of unity survive on front line. (the 101st Bosnian Mechanised Brigade, mixed Muslim and Croat unit in Sarajevo)_
• Abstracts: Goodbye to the Superman president. Silencing the poor of America. Indian unrest threatens Bush in the old West

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.