David Gow: EU delays lifting arms ban on China

Posted by | Apr 15, 2005

From the Guardian:

The European Union will postpone the planned lifting of its arms embargo on China until at least next year, and require China to act first by improving its human rights record and seeking a peaceful solution to its dispute with Tawian, it emerged last night.

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