Bush urges progress abroad

US President George Bush used his State of the Union address to signal the US' continued support for “the cause of freedom” in Cuba, Myanmar and Belarus, countries the administration has labelled “outposts of tyranny”.

US President George Bush used his State of the Union address to signal the US' continued support for “the cause of freedom” in Cuba, Myanmar and Belarus, countries the administration has labelled “outposts of tyranny”.

Most of today’s speech was devoted to the war in Iraq and domestic issues, and Bush made no major foreign policy announcements.

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