 |
|
| East Asia-Pacific Issues The United States and China | |
2002
Text: Klosson Says "One Country, Two Systems" Works for Hong Kong
(U.S. Consul General Klosson's remarks in Seattle)
April 9, 2002(Remarks at Tsinghua University, Beijing)
February 22, 2002(Zoellick's remarks to U.S.-China Business Council)
January 31, 2002
2001
(China agrees to cooperate in anti-terrorism campaign)
September 21, 2001(Speech given at university during Beijing visit)
September 10, 2001(U.S., Hong Kong share free trade value)
June 23, 2001(Statement urges Congress to support move)
June 1, 2001(Op-ed from The Washington Post)
June 1, 2001(Religious persecution "unworthy" of China's past, future)
May 3, 2001(Statement of Ambassador Shirin Tahir-Kheli in Geneva)
April 18, 2001(U.S. urges other commission members to support resolution)
April 18, 2001(President praises the 24 crew members of downed EP-3 plane)
April 12, 2001(He says arrangements being made to pick them up and bring them home)
April 11, 2001(Chinese government has had time to "do the right thing")
April 3, 2001(U.S. Consul General for Hong Kong talk in Houston)
February 15, 2001
2000
(U.S. presence in Pacific fosters cooperation on challenges)
December 8, 2000(PNTR, WTO agreement "have opened a new chapter")
October 26, 2000(Signs historic China trade bill in White House ceremony)
October 10, 2000(Hong Kong's assets will help it survive WTO challenges)
September 28, 2000(Elections deemed fair, Spokesman Boucher says Sept. 11)
September 11, 2000(Measure would link PNTR with progress in religious freedom)
September 7, 2000(Minnesota Republican calls granting PNTR "a no brainer")
September 6, 2000(Amendments to deal with religious freedom, human rights)
September 6, 2000("Full engagement is the only way" U.S. can deal with China)
September 6, 2000(Iowan sees economic benefits from China trade pact)
September 5, 2000(Chinese WTO membership will be "catalyst for a new China")
August 17, 2000(Warns that opposition maneuvering threatens China PNTR bill)
July 31, 2000(U.S. backs China's World Trade Organization bid)
July 13, 2000(Defense Secretary stresses direct communications)
July 13, 2000(Migrant smuggling a worldwide problem, Meissner says)
July 8, 2000(Fujian officials have made strides in combating smuggling)
July 6, 2000(Meissner thanks Beijing for its cooperation)
July 3, 2000(Calls Hong Kong a "great advertisement" for globalization)
June 15, 2000(Promotes new global "transportation policy architecture")
June 14, 2000(Shirk says PNTR, WTO membership for China will benefit Hong Kong)
June 9, 2000(Einhorn outlines non-proliferation challenges in Asia)
June 7, 2000(Debate could start June 12, with vote at week's end)
June 1, 2000(Time for China, Taiwan to "reconcile ideologies with action")
May 29, 2000(Joint housing initiatives are on track, Secretary says)
May 24, 2000(Failing to grant China PNTR would have major consequences)
May 23, 2000(Cuomo: U.S., China can collaborate on housing and finance)
May 21, 2000(Standard laws, secondary market lead to economic development)
May 21, 2000(Remarks at Democratic Leadership Council meeting)
May 21, 2000(Proposed watchdog commission key to winning PNTR passage)
May 17, 2000(Commerce Department to stringently monitor China trade)
May 17, 2000("Yes" vote on China PNTR vital to U.S. interests)
May 16, 2000(PNTR, WTO accession will strengthen China's stake in peace)
May 16, 2000(Denying China permanent NTR would be "reckless")
May 16, 2000(WTO accession will be defining moment in China's history)
May 13, 2000(Could have far-reaching economic, strategic benefits)
May 12, 2000(PNTR is best way to proceed with U.S.-China relations)
May 12, 2000(PNTR vote will strengthen, stabilize U.S. position in Asia)
May 12, 2000(Without PNTR, U.S. won't get benefit of China WTO entry)
May 12, 2000(Normal Trade Relations with China have strategic importance)
May 10, 2000(Despite differences, U.S. and China share common interests)
May 10, 2000(Albright: Congress should pass PNTR, fund foreign policy)
May 9, 2000(WTO accession, PNTR for China support U.S. China policy)
May 9, 2000(Stresses importance of China trade relations status vote)
May 5, 2000(Denying permanent normal trade status "risky proposition")
May 2, 2000(Hoyer to support Permanent Normal Trade Relations status)
May 2, 2000(Refusal to grant China NTR detrimental to U.S. security)
April 12, 2000(Urges Congress to grant permanent NTR status to China)
April 12, 2000(Administration to press Congress to approve agreement)
April 11, 2000(Larger U.S. interests served by granting China NTR status)
April 11, 2000(Chinese need to be part of Internet-driven global economy)
April 7, 2000(Normal Trade Relations vote critical to U.S. future)
April 6, 2000(Remarks at Agilent Technologies, Andover, Massachusetts)
April 6, 2000(U.S. objective is "strong, stable, prosperous, open China")
April 5, 2000(Calls scheduling of NTR vote for China "very good news")
April 5, 2000(Predicts China WTO accession, NTR passage, Taiwan dialogue)
April 4, 2000(As people understand China trade deal, they will support it)
April 3, 2000(Retreat from China PNTR would hurt reform efforts and trade)
April 3, 2000(Copyright piracy, illegal transshipments remain problems)
March 31, 2000(Calls for "hard-headed" engagement with China)
March 30, 2000(Democracy includes right to peaceful democratic dissent)
March 30, 2000(New Taiwan presidency opportunity for restored cooperation)
March 29, 2000(Speech cites benefits for reform, rights, Taiwan)
March 29, 2000("We are watching old China wanting to become a new China")
March 28, 2000(Reiterates call for permanent Normal Trade Relations status)
March 22, 2000(U.S. should encourage the "right kind of success" in China)
March 21, 2000(China WTO membership is "opportunity of vast consequence")
March 20, 2000(Presses case for Congress to grant China permanent NTR)
Text: House Majority Whip DeLay Speech on U.S. Foreign Policy
March 16, 2000(Urges tough policy toward Beijing/support for Taiwan)
March 16, 2000(All former Commerce secretaries endorsed NTR with China)
March 15, 2000(China trade debate has implications for world security)
March 14, 2000(China Permanent Normal Trade Relations status "critical")
March 14, 2000(Touts benefits of China permanent NTR status for U.S.)
March 14, 2000(Urges China Permanent Normal Trade Relations status)
March 13, 2000(Urges quick action on permanent Normal Trade Relations vote)
March 9, 2000(China offers trade opportunities if granted permanent NTR)
March 8, 2000("America has a profound stake in what happens in China")
March 8, 2000(When China joins the WTO, U.S. access will improve dramatically.)
March 6, 2000(Glickman pushes Normal Trade Relations for China)
March 6, 2000(Aaron says permanent Normal Trade Relations good for U.S.)
March 2, 2000(U.S. can influence China more by "giving them a chance")
March 1, 2000(Permanent NTR for China in U.S. interest on many levels)
February 29, 2000(Touts permanent Normal Trade Relations status for China)
February 28, 2000
(China WTO agreement a good deal for U.S. agriculture)
February 24, 2000
(President gives speech to the Business Council)
February 24, 2000
(China's WTO accession most important trade issue, he says)
February 24, 2000
(Advocates more open aviation system in East Asia-Pacific)
February 23, 2000
(Export increases seen in oilseeds, cotton, grains)
February 15, 2000
(Urges permanent Normal Trade Relations status for China)
February 8, 2000
(Appeals to U.S. mayors to pressure Congress)
February 4, 2000
(Sees Congress approval of permanent NTR for China)
February 3, 2000
(Berger urges permanent normal trade relations with China)
February 2, 2000
(Urges movement on WTO round, poorest nations debt relief)
January 29, 2000
(Appeals to U.S. mayors to pressure Congress)
January 27, 2000
(WTO membership is fastest way to advance democracy in China)
January 26, 2000
(He urges support for debt relief, China WTO accession)
January 24, 2000
(Indonesia, as a "key democracy," will get extra U.S. attention)
January 18, 2000
19991998 Return to top
(U.S. looking forward to Taiwan's entry into WTO)
November 19, 1999
(China should be major, responsible player in Asia)
October 28, 1999
(U.S., China can work together for peace and prosperity)
October 27, 1999
(Rule of law, openness "make Hong Kong what it is")
October 26, 1999
(Openness, rule of law key to future economic success)
October 25, 1999
(Meeting discusses economic reforms, integration, crime)
October 25, 1999
(The United States and China at the Dawn of a New Century)
October 12, 1999(Political reform is precondition for China modernization)
September 14, 1999(America's relationship with China key to Asia Pacific's future)
July 26, 1999(Consul General's speech to American Chamber of Commerce)
June 23, 1999(PRC "wrong" to accuse NATO of creating humanitarian crisis)
June 3, 1999(Richardson: Energy Dept. has already strengthened security)
May 25, 1999(China WTO accession will offer concrete benefits)
May 19, 1999(U.S. wants China in WTO on commercially meaningful terms)
May 5, 1999(It is time for China to implement Rights Covenant)
April 23, 1999("American businesses bring more than dollars" to China)
April 12, 1999(President calls for continued "constructive strategic partnership")
April 8, 1999(U.S. will "seek the truth from facts" on China)
April 7, 1999(Commercial agreements can foster long-term relationships)
April 1, 1999(Hails entry of A.T.& T. into Chinese market)
April 1, 1999(Natural gas important for cleaner environment)
April 1, 1999(100 American-style houses to be built in Shanghai)
March 31, 1999(Governments must support such investments)
March 31, 1999(Y2K conference focuses on Asia)
March 31, 1999(U.S. supports commercially viable China WTO accession)
March 30, 1999(Daley says China must address issues that concern U.S.)
March 29, 1999(Daley says China must address issues that concern U.S.)
March 29, 1999(WTO membership must be on commercially-meaningful terms)
March 30, 1999(Daley says China must address issues that concern U.S.)
March 29, 1999(Daley cites need for willingness to open markets)
March 28, 1999(U.S. will remain strong partner in recovery efforts)
January 25, 1999(Act has been very effective over the past 20 years)
March 24, 1999(Human rights one of our highest priorities for China)
January 20, 1999(Some progress; another round of talks set for 1999)
January 13, 1999(Peaceful political expression neither crime nor threat)
January 12, 1999
1997 Return to top
(China must do more to open its markets to U.S. companies)
December 18, 1998(Daley calls for 'fair shake' for U.S. firms)
December 17, 1998(China has "too many non-tariff restrictions.")
December 16, 1998(China needs to amend its restrictive trade practices)
December 15, 1998(U.S.-China relations: Twenty years and counting)
November 19, 1998(China's lack of openness bad for U.S.-China relations)
October 21, 1998(China must open markets, restructure state enterprises)
July 30, 1998(China MFN vote will affect U.S. agricultural exports)
July 15, 1998(Guided by nonproliferation, transparency, freedom)
July 3, 1998(U.S.-Hong Kong ties must grow stronger and they will.)
July 2, 1998(Time to fight against pollution and global warming)
July 2, 1998(U.S. will work with China to meet economic challenges)
July 1, 1998(All China benefits from more home owners)
July 1, 1998(Spiritual values help build, sustain societies)
July 1, 1998(Women can hold up half the sky with freedom, justice)
July 1, 1998(China is a nation rising in the world)
June 30, 1998(Personal freedom is mandate of new century, millenium)
June 29, 1998("Be not afraid of growing slowly; be only afraid of standing still.")
June 27, 1998(Local democracy building a brighter future for China)
June 26, 1998(Providing opportunity vital to success of new China)
June 25, 1998(One China human rights goal: "making a difference")
June 24, 1998(President's China visit will focus on past, future)
June 17, 1998(Expanding cooperation, dealing directly with differences)
June 11, 1998(There are still significant differences to overcome)
June 3, 1998(U.S., China "should learn from the experience of the crisis countries.")
May 26, 1998(Discussion of international issues dominated by Asian financial crisis)
May 26, 1998(US-China relationship has come far in two years)
March 31, 1998(Hong Kong can play a key role in regional recovery)
March 24, 1998
Text: U.S., China must promote closer military-to-military ties
December 11, 1997(Summit was important step for U.S.-China relations)
November 19, 1997(U.S. supports democratic development in Hong Kong)
November 6, 1997(Boeing sale shows China wants stronger relationship)
October 30, 1997(U.S. wants to work with China on global issues)
October 29, 1997(Jiang's visit presents opportunity, responsibility)
October 29, 1997(Clinton, Jiang had productive exchange of views)
October 29, 1997(U.S., China agree to expand and modernize relationship)
October 29, 1997(Gore announces initiative towards greater cooperation)
October 29, 1997(Jiang's visit opportunity to promote mutual understanding)
October 27, 1997(U.S. seeks stable, open, non-aggressive China)
October 24, 1997(U.S. urges open, representative government in Hong Kong)
October 23, 1997(Religious freedom a U.S. foreign policy priority)
October 23, 1997(Asia's economic, political development important to U.S.)
October 15, 1997(President Jiang's visit key to U.S.-China relations)
October 14, 1997(U.S. seeks open, stable, responsible China)
October 8, 1997(Hong Kong should keep high degree of autonomy)
October 6, 1997(Hong Kong "must remain a free and open society")
October 6, 1997(Economic success depends on rule of law, transparency)
September 25, 1997(Sound U.S.-China relationship vital to America)
September 23, 1997(Opening markets compatible with better surveillance)
September 22, 1997(Stresses mutual cooperation to further relations)
September 15, 1997(U.S., China can work together on common goals)
July 26, 1997(U.S., China share security interests, economic goals)
July 24, 1997(U.S. doing its part to keep faith with Hong Kong)
June 14, 1997(Engagement with China will not become acquiescence)
June 5, 1997(The President decides to renew China MFN status)
May 19, 1997(Clinton to recommend renewal of China's MFN status)
May 19, 1997(Agreements needed for post-transition cooperation)
May 2, 1997(Forrestal Lecture at the U.S. Naval Academy)
April 15, 1997(U.S.-China relations key to U.S., Asia future)
April 9, 1997(U.S. and China "will share a prosperous future")
March 26, 1997(U.S.-PRC cooperation "can make a profound difference")
March 25, 1997(U.S.-China relationship of "vital importance")
March 24, 1997(China must reduce trade barriers to become WTO member)
March 5, 1997(China has much to gain, learn from Hong Kong)
March 3, 1997(U.S. foreign policy creates secure world)
February 24, 1997("Building a New Consensus on China")
February 20, 1997(Senses change in political winds from China)
February 7, 1997(Commerce official on trade and investment in China)
January 29, 1997
This site is produced and maintained by the U.S. Department of State's Office of International Information Programs (usinfo.state.gov). Links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein.  |
 IIP Home | Index to This Site | Webmaster | Search This Site | Archives | U.S. Department of State |