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The article focuses on decentralized system and managing pollution has become less important than managing blame. Topics include the world's ability to limit atmospheric warming from greenhouse gases depends very much on China's will, and the ability to control the carbon has emitted by its growing economy.

Features a speech by Chinese vice premier and foreign minister Qian Qichen at the 49th session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 28, 1994 on China's nuclear weapons. Role of the United Nations in maintenance of peace; Adherence to Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence; Proposals by Chinese government on management of nuclear weapons.

Presents Chinese President Jiang Zemin's speech at the Russian Institute of International Relations on September 3, 1994. Integration of socialist reforms and market economy; Reform strategies; Opening-up to the outside world; Political structural reforms; Socialist modernization; China's commitment to world peace and stability; Prospects for Sino-Russian relations.

Presents the highlights of Chinese Premier Li Peng's report during the opening of the Second Session of the Eight National People's Congress (NPC) on March 10, 1994. Sound development, vigorous reform and social stability as China's major endeavor in 1994; Economic expansion of China in 1993; Li Peng's call to the country, local authorities and central departments.

The article discusses international relations between China and Taiwan as of October 2004. Chen Shui-Bian, Taiwan's president, had said that his National Day address on October 10th would be an "important" overture to China. But although some of it did indeed appear conciliatory, much was not. As Taiwan gears up for yet another round of elections--this time for the legislature in December--neither the president nor the Chinese across the strait are in a mood for big concessions. Chen has many audiences to play to: an angry and anxious China that sees Taiwan drifting towards independence, ardent supporters of his pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party who want nothing to do with the Chinese, others in Taiwan who fear a dangerous conflict is looming and foreign officials who worry that he is a maverick who could drag the United States into war. The Americans, at least, expressed approval of Chen's speech, which called for a resumption of structured talks with China that have been suspended since 1999. Unfortunately for the optimists, Chen did not refer to "one China", nor even explicitly to any "consensus".

The article focuses on U.S. political rhetoric against China and the consequences this may have with U.S.-Chinese relations in 2012. It states Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney has derided President Barack Obama's policies against China and has sworn he will declare China a currency manipulator if elected President. It comments on the Republican Party's rhetoric against China and Obama and speculates on the political risks seeing that China is in the middle of its own leadership transition.

The article reports on a 2011 speech given to the Chinese National People's Congress by Wen Jiabao, the prime minister of China. A number of topics are discussed including the modest economic growth goals outlined in the address, the significant containment of inflation, and the reform of interest rates.

Reports on the 1997 New Year message of Chinese President Jiang Zemin welcoming comments and suggestions from Taiwanese representatives on the peaceful reunification of the motherland. Promotion of direct contact and exchanges between the mainland and Taiwan; Resumption of sovereignty in Hong Kong.

Reports on Communist Party general secretary Jiang Zemin's speech at a Central Party School study class graduation ceremony on May 29, 1997. Commitment by China and the Party to uphold Deng Xiaoping's banner and follow theory of building socialism with Chinese characteristics; Efforts to make a breakthrough in effecting a change in the economic system.