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Newspaper Article
Seeking China Deal, Bonn Shuns Rights Issue
1995
Overview
To Germany's political opposition, the Government's readiness to juggle contracts and human rights smacked of scandal. \"The Stalin of China is not wanted in Germany,\" the Green Party said in a statement. While the United States has imposed an embargo on Iran because of Teheran's purported support for terrorism, Bonn favors a policy called \"critical dialogue,\" which avoids confrontation, permits German companies to maintain trade ties and, in theory, enables German politicians to talk to Iranian leaders about changing their ways. Both Britain and France have strained relations with Beijing. China, by contrast, terms its ties with Bonn \"excellent,\" and that, some commentators say, puts Germany in a position to exert influence where the United States cannot.
Publisher
New York Times Company
