Bush Asia trip tests diplomacy amid axis of evil framing
President Bush travels to Japan South Korea and China on a six day mission likely to focus on war on terror threats and North Korea. In Seoul he aims to ease fears at the DMZ and lunch with US troops. Tokyo faces a stagnant economy while leaders watch regional tensions.
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Bush to visit Far East pressuring reform and alliances
President Bush travels to Japan South Korea and China to press economic reform in Japan urge human rights and religious freedom in Beijing and ease concerns over U S missile defense He plans talks with Koizumi Kim Dae-jung Jiang Zemin and attends events at Meiji Shrine Imperial Palace Qinghua University and the Great Wall.
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Milosevic plans to summon Clinton and leaders at war crimes trial
Slobodan Milosevic told the U.N. tribunal in The Hague he will call former U.S. President Bill Clinton and other world leaders to testify that he fought to bring peace in the Balkans. He faces 66 charges including genocide and crimes against humanity.
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