Two US Republican lawmakers want to know if popular American pop star Beyonce and her husband, rapper Jay-Z, had the US government’s permission to travel to Cuba despite an economic embargo.
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When Susan Yip stood before a US federal judge in San Antonio last month, she apologised tearfully for her role in smuggling American technology to Iran.
In Cuba, a research biologist gets paid US$25 a month. To do a simple scientific expedition, marine researchers have to get permission from 15 government departments, including the military. And...
Premier Wen Jiabao, addressing the China-Europe Summit in The Hague on December 9, said: 'Countries with different systems can peacefully co-exist. China and Europe protect a variety of...
Beijing says EU ban will affect ties but denies holding up Airbus order in retaliation
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US publishing giant Random House has been less than an open book over the Hong Kong release of Bill Clinton: My Life, CitySeen spies say.
A MEMORIAL service has been held for the man who pioneered British trade with China's fledgling communist state and defied an embargo imposed by Washington for more than 20 years.
THERE will never be a better time than now for President Bill Clinton to lift the 19-year old embargo on trade with Vietnam. The Senate has voted 62 to 38 in favour of doing so. American business...
US President Bill Clinton has taken the smallest of steps towards ending the cold war with Vietnam, but bowed to pressure from the missing-in-action (MIA) servicemen lobby to keep the 18-year-old...
THE visit to Vietnam by French President Francois Mitterrand once again brings into the spotlight the issue of whether the United States should or should not lift the economic embargo against...
WITH only a week and a half of George Bush's presidency remaining, speculation is growing that he will at least partially lift the embargo on trade with Vietnam.
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