Clinton praised in China for strategic vision and warmth
As Bill Clinton prepares for his first state visit to China, official media and Beijing scholars laud his far sighted leadership and engagement approach. Analysts compare him with Nixon and Roosevelt, praising his policy shift toward China and strategic partnership stance despite human rights concerns. The Xinhua researchers and Beijing academics emphasize his global vision and willingness to engage, while Chinese press extols his foresight and courage after a Washington interview with visiting journalists.
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Taiwan watches Clinton China trip for Taiwan risk
Taiwan plans a rapid reaction to any Clinton Beijing concession amid fears a written pledge could limit Taiwan independence and UN membership. The Foreign Ministry will run a 24 hour response center as concerns grow over Beijing pressuring Washington to curb Taiwan’s international status.
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Secret satellite circuit board missing after 1996 launch
An encoded circuit board from an American satellite aboard a Chinese rocket exploded in 1996 and officials allege Chinese authorities took it. The board orients the satellite for signals, and the unusual joint House hearing by National Security and International Relations opened a probe into possible transfer of sensitive space tech by U S corporations.
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Democrats clash as GOP seeks to embarrass Clinton in Beijing trip
Senators battled over President Clinton's China visit as conservatives push to punish Beijing for human rights abuses. Democrats accused Republicans of aiming to embarrass the president and moved to block amendments to a defense bill. Amendments by Sen. Hutchinson would bar U.S. subsidized World Bank loans to China and ban visas for Chinese officials tied to religious persecution or coercive abortion programs.
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Pentagon says VX on warhead blocks Iraq sanctions lift
Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon says evidence that Iraq put VX on a missile warhead makes UN sanctions lift unlikely. U N inspectors found traces of VX on warheads and Baghdad denies significant VX production. Officials expect Security Council to keep pressure as Iraq disputes findings and claims limited production.
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