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…the military power to realize its dream of domination it is likely that it will acquire the military capability to do so in the future. America's current foreign policy toward China largely ignores this threat: "In Asia, the Clinton administration often…

…that the competitiveness of Chinese companies can sometimes be taken as a threat," says Kunitake Ando, the president of Sony. "We believe that we have great potential in China." Sony expects that by 2008 its annual sales in China will reach $8.5 billion. That's a lot by any…

…, these are the reasons of primary importance and hence are necessary for the discussion of threats and prevention through various means. Security is by far the most common reason for using information technology. Originally, important paperwork and confidential documents…

…. But the WTO's authority is under threat. The beef war Is beef from cattle reared using growth hormones safe for human consumption? The EU says no, blocking all imports. The United States says this amounts to protectionism. The WTO has now allowed the US to impose…

…China, the US and Taiwan Of Copyrights and Human Rights During January and February 1995, the question of copyrights and intellectual property rights was high on the agenda between the US and China. The problem was that rampant Chinese piracy of American…

…from 22 billion m3 to 80 billion m3, a rise by nearly 260% in a space of 10 years. The new initiative to use cleaner fuels is a sign that China regards itself as environmentally aware, but also far enough in development to consider this changed that may cost…

…of their nation. So what ends up taking place is that when the United States tries to follow through with China’s punishment for doing something wrong they then make threats to turn it all around and counter attack us. We try to enforce agreement that they have signed…

…support to tens of millions of displaced workers. Today, China remains the major issue in U.S. security policy in Asia. The currently dominant security policy holds that China has essentially replaced the former Soviet Union as the chief strategic threat…

…heightening Chinese perceptions of threat from the north. China came under alien rule for the second time in the mid-seventeenth century; the conquerors--the Manchus-- came again from the north and northeast. For centuries virtually all the foreigners…

…that it adheres to the one-China policy, abides by the three joint communiques and opposes "Taiwan independence". He said he hoped the US side to see clearly the nature and serious harm of the "Taiwan independence" forces and really turn its promises on the Taiwan…