Asia unimpressed with Bush address

US President George Bush’s State of the Union address today failed to stir much support in Asia, where many saw it as evidence he had been politically weakened by the war in Iraq.

US President George Bush’s State of the Union address today failed to stir much support in Asia, where many saw it as evidence he had been politically weakened by the war in Iraq.

Bush’s pledge to slash domestic petrol consumption by 20% in a decade won some sympathy with environmentalists as a welcome nod to concerns over climate change, though some criticised the proposal as too limited.

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