US secretary of state Hillary Clinton meets Chinese prime minister Wen Jiabao at the Great Hall Of The People in Beijing. Photograph: Oliver Weiken/Getty ImagesClinton Sets Framework For U.S.-Asia Relations -- CNN
(CNN) -- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrapped up a 20,000-mile, four-nation trip to Asia -- her first in the new post -- emphasizing that the United States is actively engaged with the region.
Clinton traveled to Japan, China, South Korea and Indonesia to discuss a range of issues, including solving the global economic crisis, the prevention of nuclear weapons proliferation and reversing the global warming trend. She returned to Washington on Sunday.
Clinton broached the issue of human rights with Chinese leaders on Saturday but emphasized that the global financial slump and other international crises were more pressing and immediate priorities.
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More News On Sec. of State Clinton's Trip To Asia
Clinton wraps up first Asian trip -- BBC
Clinton concludes Asia diplomatic mission -- UPI
Compliments, not controversy, mark Hillary Clinton's Beijing visit -- Times Online
Clinton 'reintroduces' US to Asia -- Christian Science Monitor
Clinton urges China to sustain U.S. economic support -- L.A. Times
Clinton and Geithner to co-lead talks -- International Herald Tribune
Clinton Urges China to Keep Buying U.S. Treasury Securities -- Bloomberg
Clinton Urges Continued Investment in U.S. -- Washington Post
Clinton urges China to continue buying US Treasuries -- China Daily
Clinton Puts China Focus on Economy, Not Human Rights -- Wall Street Journal
Clinton says U.S. and China are in the same economic boat -- Reuters