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1. Saudi Economy Pumps with the Punches
Saudi Arabia is a kingdom of oil and other rich mineral resources. In the past its vast deserts restricted industrial and agricultural development, but the people could still prosper from the oil
Author: Sun Kun Year 1989 Issue 18 PDF HTML
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2. Concentrate a Superior Force to Destroy The Enemy Forces One by One
FROM the outset, China's revolutionary war was fought in the face of a big and powerful enemy. This being the case, how should our army cope with the enemy and fight battles became an important
Author: Kun Chun Year 1974 Issue 52 PDF HTML
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3. Chinese Land in Antarctica
I WAS so proud when I landed in the Antarctica for the first time together with the other members of the Chinese Antarctic Research Team, on December 26, 1984.Since the Norwegians first set foot on
Author: GUO KUN Year 1985 Issue 24 PDF HTML
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4. Indonesia: When Will Stability Be Restored?
More than four years later, Indonesia, the biggest country in Southeast Asia, has still not recovered from the negative effects of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. Indonesia's headache is a lack of
Author: Zhai Kun Year 2002 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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5. THE PHILIPPINES: Haunted by Kidnapping
Kidnapping is a frequent occurrence in the Philippines, where kidnappers are looked upon as heroes while police are considered kidnappers. There is even a radical saying that the country has been
Author: Zhai Kun Year 2002 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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6. Enhancing Sino-Vietnamese Ties
General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Jiang Zemin visited Viet Nam between February 27 and March 1 to reciprocate his Vietnamese counterpart Nong Due Manh's China visit last year.
Author: Zhai Kun Year 2002 Issue 13 PDF HTML
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7. Bali Blast Touches off Regional Anti-Terrorist Campaign
In their grief and anger, people in Southeast Asia have found their missionSoutheast Asia will become the second front in the war on terrorism, said U.S. President George W. Bush at the end of the
Author: ZHAI KUN Year 2002 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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8. Investment: Yes; Free Trade Agreement: No
Southeast Asian countries are acting cautiously, though responding actively, to Taiwan's "go south" policyTaiwan authorities have been busy during the last few months doing two things in relation to
Author: ZHAI KUN Year 2002 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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9. Counter-Terrorism Requires Joint Actions
Terrorism-plagued Southeast Asia will strengthen cooperation to end the cycle of regional terrorist attacksIndonesia has become the destination, headquarters and hideout for terrorists, Indonesian
Author: ZHAI KUN Year 2003 Issue 36 PDF HTML
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10. Counting the Votes
Southeast Asia experiences year of change amid successive elections in regional countriesThree major Southeast Asian nations, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, held or will hold elections this
Author: ZHAI KUN Year 2004 Issue 21 PDF HTML