August 2004
Yahoo! 新聞 - 錢其琛﹕光靠武力是軟弱
新世紀的國際關係應樹立互信、互利、平等與協作的新安全觀﹔以對話增加信任，以合作促進安全。國家間的問題，應通過對話和平解決，不應動輒訴諸武力或以武力相威脅
Joseph Nye: Neo-quandries
understanding the neocons
The New Republic Online: Purple Haze
the ecological destruction is spawning a grassroots environmental movement that might have a positive impact.
New York Times: China in Africa: All Trade, With No Political Baggage
Experts in African affairs say that China's choices of partners and its diplomatic philosophy, which preaches noninterference in other countries' internal affairs, may have important consequences for Africa, especially at a time when Western countries see
An Olympic golden opportunity
a story about how US has so far prevented Israeli firms from taking part in Chinese tenders for providing security
Campaign Institute
"a crash course in changing America :: training a new generation to run and win campaign"
What the Democrats Will Have Problems Doing: Stop Outsourcing
don't think this piece of Kerry's economic policies is good for America and the world in the longer run
FT.com: Change of tone would mark Kerry foreign policy
very informative analysis on the challenges that Kerry face when it comes to implementation of his talk...Europeans will not share burden on Iraq's security
July 2004
RadioNation AudioBlog: Michael Moore Speaks...
Michael Moore gives a rousing keynote at the Campaign for America's Future progressive policy forum being held in tandem with the DNC
Collision Course? by Thomas A. Metzger
Unless elites in both societies discard the stereotypes they are comfortable with and start to think the unthinkable, the outlook for U.S.-Chinese relations will remain cloudy.
The Cosmopolitans: Barack Obama and Teresa Heinz Kerr
Barack Obama and Teresa Heinz Kerry brought something vital to the floor of FleetCenter last night, a worldview that is cosmopolitan.
The New York Times > Magazine > Wiring the Vast Left-Wing Conspiracy
the decline of democrats and the rise of political venture investors in the U.S.
Would China invade Taiwan? | csmonitor.com
Few analysts feel Beijing will attack the island of 23 million. However, dozens of arguments and schools of thought exist about why China might or might not take the fateful leap. After two weeks of discussions with academics and diplomats in Hong Kong, T
June 2004
Asia Times Online: Hong Kong's Red Shadows
the chinese communist party in Hong Kong
