541. Ghali's Reelection: One Vote Against

After several months of backstage fighting about Boutros Boutros-Ghali's candidacy for a second term as UN Secretary General, the United States squared off with the other member countries on November

Author: He Hongzhe,Zhou Dewu    Year 1996 Issue 51 PDF HTML

542. US Returning to Mid-East

As the Middle East peace process has been rolled back since Benjamin Netanyahu took office as Israel's prime minister, the United States, the major peace mediator, seems to have been withdrawing from

Author: Liu Shuiming,Zhou Jie    Year 1997 Issue 36 PDF HTML

543. A STRONG LINK

Trade frictions should not affect the mainstream of Sino-U.S. mutually beneficial economic and trade cooperationTrade frictions should not affect the mainstream of Sino-U.S. mutually beneficial

Author: ZHOU SHIJIAN AND WANG LIJUN    Year 2006 Issue 16 PDF HTML

544. STRIFE OVER YUAN

Washington's actions to press Beijing on appreciation of the Chinese currency are driven more by political games than economicsThe Chinese currency has appreciated almost 7 percent in less than two

Author: WANG LIJUN & ZHOU SHIJIAN    Year 2007 Issue 20 PDF HTML

545. China-U.S. Still Dancing

As the second round of the high-level China-U.S. Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) concluded in late May, relations between the two countries were symbolically steered toward a sensitive juncture.

Author: Zhou Qing'an, Pang Zhongying    Year 2007 Issue 24 PDF HTML

546. Cotton and Banana Issues

International trade talks collapse again over conflicts between developed and developing countries

Author: WANG LIJUN & ZHOU SHIJIAN    Year 2008 Issue 33 PDF HTML

547. Booming Forward

A homegrown story of state-owned trading companies

Author: HU YUE & ZHOU JIANXIONG    Year 2009 Issue 36 PDF HTML

548. Are You in Control of Your China Operations?

Author: ZOE ZHOU & ROSARIO DIMAGGIO    Year 2009 Issue 41 PDF HTML

549. Are You in Control of Your China Operations?

Author: By ZOE ZHOU & ROSARIO DIMAGGIO    Year 2009 Issue 37 PDF HTML

550. Crunch Time?

China's central bank is determined to guide more money into the real economy while curbing unsavory credit growth

Author: By Zhou Xiaoyan and Lan Xinzhen    Year 2013 Issue 27 PDF HTML