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Published 11/06/2009 by Turkish Weekly


China Looks Forward To Hosting President Obama

China says President Obama's visit to will help push Sino-American relations to what a Chinese official described as 'a new historical starting point.' At the same time, the two countries must deal with disagreements over trade and climate change.

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