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Former ambassadors talked about the Obama administration’s record in Asia and future challenges and task. In a discussion focusing on China and East Asia, they advised that future U.S. polic…

Former government officials staged a mock session of a White House National Security Council meeting. The session dealt with an upcoming domestic U.S.-China summit. Winston Lord chaired the …

The Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee members heard testimony from Secretary Winston Lord, former Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs, and others concerning developments …

Assistant Secretary Lord briefed international correspondents in Washington and New York on President Clinton’s upcoming trip to Australia, the Philippines and Thailand and Secretary Christo…

Assistant Secretary of State Winston Lord talked about U.S.-Asia relations, and the importance of secure relations in the region. He then took questions from the audience.

The Senate Finance Committee conducted a hearing on China’s Trade Status with the United States.

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning headlines; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes an…

The subcommittee heard testimony on Taiwan and its conflict with China. China wishes to reunite with Taiwan and the U.S. is anxious for peace to continue in the area.

Assistant Secretary Winston Lord talked with reporters about his recent trip to Asia. He emphasized U.S. interest in the Asia-Pacific region.

Administration officials briefed the media on details and background of President Clinton’s decision to normalize relations with Vietnam. Following statements by Mr. Lake and Mr. Gober cover…

State Department senior officials Winston Lord and Strobe Talbott held a briefing on U.S. foreign policy. They talked to reporters on their trip to Asia and responded to questions about even…

The State Department held it’s daily briefing where they discussed events in Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam.

The House Foreign Affairs Committee held a hearing to discuss trade relations with China and international security with North Korea.

Administration officials briefed the press concerning the president’s decision to renew China’s Most Favored Nation status. They applauded the president for removing human rights as a determ…

A discussion of U.S. Relations with china and Vietnam at a meeting of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Addressing the group Tuesday morning was Winston Lord, Assistant Secretary of State for …

State Department officials testified on U.S.-China relations, human rights in China, and trade issues following Secretary Warren Christopher’s recent trip to China.

State Department Spokesman Michael McCurry introduced the international trade briefing including Assistant Secretary of State for Asian Affairs Winston Lord who commented on trade relations …

Winston Lord and other administration officials testified concerning the administration’s decision to lift the embargo against Vietnam and relax tensions between the two countries.

Following the conclusion of the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ministers summit, administration officials took questions from reporters about the Seattle meetings. Such issues as …

The House Foreign Affairs subcommittee heard testimony on the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation conference to be held later this week in Seattle. Witnesses Joan Spero, Under Secretary of Sta…