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February 17-22, 2002

During his three-nation Asian trip U.S. President George W. Bush met with Chinese leaders, talked tough about North Korea's weapons programs and discussed economics in Japan.

The president's visit to the regional capitals of Tokyo, Seoul, and Beijing initially was scheduled for October, but was postponed because of the terrorist strikes on the United States.

FEATURES

	Hu confirmed as heir apparent
	Map: The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
	Interactive: Bush's itinerary
	Gallery: Beijing welcomes Bush
	Gallery: Cheers and jeers in Korea
	Gallery: Bush in Tokyo
	Feature: Key issues

NEWSBANK

Japan
	Two leaders play to their differences
	Bush pushes 'axis of evil' line
	Koizumi pledges reform commitment
	On the scene: Economy tops agenda
	Bush backs 'great reformer' Koizumi
	Bank crisis hangs over the talks

South Korea
	Bush's rallying call for troops
	Fears over "war monger" Bush
	Bush's vision for a united Korea
	Bush's South Korean challenge
	Analysis: A chilly diplomatic climate
	Bush seeks talks with N. Korea
	N. Korea 'ballistic missile merchant'

China
	Bush urges China to open up society
	Commitment without agreement
	China set to become 'force for peace'
	China to pledge support
	Students set for Bush rights talk
	China next test for Bush
	'One China' stance wanted from Bush
	Beijing's doubts over U.S. intentions
	Taiwan, human rights on the agenda
	Falun Gong protesters expelled

MULTIMEDIA

		Bush meets Jiang (Feb. 21)

		Who is Hu Jintao? (Feb. 21)

		Bush in China (Feb. 21)

		Bush visits the DMZ (Feb. 20)

		S. Korea reacts to Bush visits (Feb. 19)

		Bush hopes for unified Korea (Feb. 19)

		Bush salutes Japan's supports (Feb. 18)

		Japan's troubled economy (Feb. 18)

RESOURCES

	Nixon in China 30 years on
	Feature: Korea's DMZ
	Feature: Air Force One
	The Bush Administration
	State of the Union 2002
	In-depth: APEC 2001
	In-depth: War against terror