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A7 U.S. Firm Faces Foreign Trial The Newmont Mining Corporation and its chief executive in Indonesia are to go on trial on criminal charges of pollution at a gold mine.

A Midwest manufacturing company, fat and lazy, heavily unionized, suddenly faces foreign competition.

But the winner will face foreign policy crises from day one.

Once Chinese banks, for instance, face foreign competition in 2007, they will care more about whom they lend to.

According to the EBRD, throughout the former Soviet Union "taxation is one of the biggest problems facing foreign investors".

"When he looked worn out, he still had to go to evening parties, face foreign reporters," Pan noted.

For much of the past two decades, the obstacles facing foreign entrepreneurs have been structural: bureaucratic delays, restrictions on moving foreign currency, and so on.

Yet they are facing contradictory expectations: they must remain faithful to their Islamic credentials while facing foreign pressure with regard to democratic processes, economic policies and relations with Israel.

As India's petrochemicals sector liberalises high tariffs and other trade barriers have been falling slowly, prodded by commitments to the WTO the day will come when Reliance must face foreign rivals on something resembling a level playing-field.

Whatever the merits of the choices facing foreign voters, the United States can never be a credible voice for democratization as long as it equates democracy with submission to its own will.

The last time leaders named Bush, Cheney and Powell faced foreign aggression, their challenge was to marshal a skeptical public, a divided Congress and a reluctant alliance to fight the Persian Gulf war against a known foe on clear turf.