GEORGE BUSH VISIT UK 1989

The transcript covers a meeting where the speaker assures the strength of UK-US relations and discusses various global issues, including the Middle East, China, and Central America. The conversation also touches on problems in Cambodia and with Vietnamese boat people. The speaker expresses satisfaction with the talks and highlights the importance of maintaining multiple international friendships, including special relationships with West Germany and France.

What is the main theme of the speaker's message regarding the UK-US relationship?

• The relationship is purely political.

• The relationship is weakening.

• The relationship is strong and enduring.

• The relationship is based on economic interests.

Which regions were discussed in relation to international issues?

• Middle East, China, and Argentina

• Africa, Europe, and Australia

• South America, Antarctica, and Asia

• North America, Europe, and Africa

What value does the speaker associate with President Bush's leadership?

• Cultural exchange

• Democratic values

• Military strength

• Economic growth

What is the speaker's view on having multiple international friendships?

• It is impossible.

• It is risky.

• It is beneficial.

• It is unnecessary.

Which countries are mentioned as sharing the spotlight in international relations?

• Japan and South Korea

• Canada and Mexico

• Italy and Spain

• West Germany and France