The U.S. puts Japan on probation

Article Abstract:

The new security agreement between United States and Japan signed by defense and foreign ministers from respective countries on October, 29, 2005 is discussed. It relates to relocation of U.S. marine air station at Futenma in Okinawa. After world war, United States needed the base. But now, the need is not as great as earlier. Consequently, Japan has to decide what it is willing to compromise to keep the services of United States military. Japan has to take this decision before mid-November, when President George W. Bush will be visiting the country.

United States, Japan, General services, Management dynamics, Management, Safety and security measures, Armed Forces, Company business management, National security, Foreign policy, Military mobilization

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Keep the pressure on China

Article Abstract:

The European Union will consider the lifting of the Tiananmen arms embargo against China in September. The move is likely to open the lucrative Chinese market for arms manufacturers and tilt the power equations in favor of China.

China, Legal issues & crime, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Strategy & planning, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Standards, Planning, Laws, regulations and rules, Influence, European Union, Weapons, Company business planning, Tiananmen Square Incident, 1989

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