Taiwan presidential hopeful seeks security guarantee from Japan

KYOTO, Japan - Taiwanese presidential front-runner Frank Hsieh makes a speech at Kyoto University, his alma mater, on Dec. 16. Hsieh accused China of posing a threat to regional security and sought security assurances from Japan. (Kyodo)

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