Bush doctrine is a brave attempt at New World order...

Article Abstract:

George W. Bush's rejection of multilateralism as a basis for his foreign policy is misunderstood by much of the international community. He hopes to increase reciprocity and verification of treaties in order to ensure national security, thereby placing high priority on Asia and the treatment of U.S. allies.

Intnl Affairs & Finance, National Security and International Affairs, International politics, Column, International relations, Bush, George W.

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Bilateral remedy proposed

Article Abstract:

Japanese Trade Minister Takeo Hiranuma proposed the creation of a new U.S.-Japan business-government body that is meant to expedite Japanese economic reform. The proposed body reflects how trade relations between the two countries recently have become less adversarial.

Japan, Administration of General Economic Programs, International economic relations, Trade Relations, Japanese foreign relations, United States foreign relations, Trade policy, Trade negotiations

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