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US-Asia Relations / Changing Relations #439110

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Apr 29, 2001
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(Studio: Stephen Frazier) Report introduced.

(Taipei: Mike Chinoy) The changes in the relations between the United States and several Asian countries examined. [Taiwan Research Institute Holmes LIAO - says there has been a policy shift concerning Taiwan.] [Qinghua University, Beijing YAN Xuetong - says President Bush prefers confrontation to cooperation.] [Hong University of Science and Technology David ZWEIG - says Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's role will be economic reform.] [Asian-Pacific Security Studies Alex KAO - comments.]

Reporter(s):
Chinoy, Mike;
Frazier, Stephen
Duration:
00:02:50

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