Beijing WTO Entry Coincides with US Invasion Planning in Iraq
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What happened
Beijing entered the World Trade Organisation in December 2001, committing to remove most barriers to the operation of foreign corporations inside China. In January 2001, the Bush Administration began laying plans for an invasion of Iraq, including the use of American troops.
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Why it matters
The events illustrate a period of major global shifts, including China's commitment to market liberalization and the commencement of US military planning in the Middle East.
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Related events
- US and China's geopolitical ambitions clash, with Afghanistan serving as a backdrop for the rivalry.
- The World Trade Organization and Beijing are discussing solutions regarding WTO reform and rare earth export limits.
- US policy towards China and Tibet is characterized by historical restraint, growing economic ties, and cooperation on arms control.