Saturday, March 02, 2002

World media reviews Bush record


International media assessments of George W Bush's first 100 days in office have focused on his pragmatism, conservatism and stance on the environment.
Many commentators note his popularity at home but warn that beyond US borders he has sown "dismay and discord".
One of the most damning critiques came from North Korea.
He handles international affairs in an intransigent, conceited and obstinate manner
Zhongguo Qingnian Bao
"Since the day he took office he has betrayed his true colours as a fanatic advocate of the policy of strength as he has been keen on aggression and war, harassment of peace and world domination," the party newspaper Rodong Sinmun said.
"It is due to the US, indeed, that the world has hardly seen even a single tranquil and peaceful day over the last 100 days."

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