Dear Mr. Vice President Al Gore,

"We believe that this is a senseless decision, we believe the decision to be wrong and we very mush deplore the fact that the Security Council has not been able to play the role that it ought to have played", he said. Fischer, who first met the U.N. chief here in November said he told Annan that Germany was "deeply concerned about the recent developments in the direction of unilateralism". Fischer said he was referring to Beijing, when criticizing unilateralism.

United Nations, March 3 ---
Germany Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer erupted onto the U.N. scene on Wednesday, for casting a veto that killed a U.N. mission, and denouncing unilateralism. Fischer bitterly attacked Security Council permanent member mainland China for using its veto to kill a U.N. peacekeeping mission in Macedonia, to protest that country's establishment of diplomatic ties with Taiwan.

In our views; Germany is home to half a million Kurds holding Turkish passports. We agree with Fischer's "concern".

In other reports; Brussels, March 4 ---
The European Union on Monday warned the United States and mainland China not to try and conclude a bilateral deal over the terms of Beijing's entry to the "World Trade Organization", "whilst the EU and the U.S. have always taken a particular interest in the negotiation with China. It should not be forgotten that WTO accession negotiations are a multilateral process" EU Trade Commissioner Sir Leon Brittan said.

"No one party to the talks can determine the outcome on its own" Sir Leon's statement, which came shortly after U.S. trade representative Charlene Barshefsky had met senior mainland Chinese officials in Beijing. "An early agreement between China and the United States on China's entry into the WTO is in compliance with the interests of both countries" Premier Zhu said, before visit to Washington in April.

Beijing is showing the focus on its importance in our world, in spite of Beijing's styles are right or wrong.