Deciphering U.S. engagement policy toward China

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President Bill Clinton's policy towards China is not a result of the changing international climate but a result of changes within the US government. The United States realizes that containment of China may be dangerous and that engagement is the best possible option. Also, the second term of President Clinton also gives him more freedom from legislation to implement his programs.

United States, China, Analysis, Column, Chinese foreign relations, United States foreign relations

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Japan's efforts are to be praised, not feared

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Japanese prime minister Junichiro Koizumi is praised for his support of the United States and its war on terrorism. Mr. Koizumi is preparing legislation that would allow Japan's Self-Defense Forces to send arms and medical treatment to U.S. and British armies in Afghanistan.

National Security, Military Assistance, Editorial, Military aspects, Foreign military assistance, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Sayonara, Koizumi-san

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The politico-economic scenario of Japan and its foreign relations, in the wake of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's end of political tenure in September 2006, is discussed.

Public affairs, Economic aspects, Political aspects, Prime ministers, 2006 AD

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