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Barack Obama Launches Last Asia Tour, Arrives In China For G20
Launching his final tour through Asia, President Barack Obama arrived in China on Saturday planning to spotlight US-Chinese cooperation on climate change.
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Amid Doubts, Obama Seeks to Reinvigorate Asia Ties
Closing out his Asia-Pacific tour, President Barack Obama called on Asia-Pacific nations to join the U.S. in confronting big global challenges, from climate change and poverty to violent extremism.
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Barack Obama Arrives in China on 1st Stop on Asia Tour
President Barack Obama is opening a three-country tour of the Asia-Pacific region with a stop in China.
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Obama's Asia Tour Aims to Bolster Ties With Region
President Barack Obama flies to Asia after midnight on Sunday for an eight-day tour of China, Burma and Australia, a trip that will focus on Washington's often-tense relations with China.
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On Asia Visit, Obama May Meet PM Modi, Say Sources
US President Barack Obama will travel to China, Myanmar and Australia next week during a six-day trip to attend a series of key multilateral and bilateral meetings with foreign leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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North Korea slams Barack Obama's 'dangerous' Asia tour
North Korea today warned that an upcoming Asian tour by US President Barack Obama could escalate military tensions, as South Korean media cited intelligence reports of increased activity at the North's main nuclear test site.
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Barack Obama to visit Japan, three other Asian countries in April
President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced he will visit Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines in April, six months after a scrapped tour of the region raised questions about his commitment to an increasingly influential region of the world.
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Travelling in Asia, Obama's glow dims
Foreign leaders couldn't seem to get enough of President Obama when he arrived on the world stage two years ago. They brought copies of his memoir to global conferences seeking his autograph. They angled for handshakes and "bilats" -- diplomatic jargon for a one-on-one meeting, or bilateral. They maneuvered to get next to him in photo opportunities...
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Barack Obama Launches Last Asia Tour, Arrives In China For G20
Launching his final tour through Asia, President Barack Obama arrived in China on Saturday planning to spotlight US-Chinese cooperation on climate change.
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Amid Doubts, Obama Seeks to Reinvigorate Asia Ties
Closing out his Asia-Pacific tour, President Barack Obama called on Asia-Pacific nations to join the U.S. in confronting big global challenges, from climate change and poverty to violent extremism.
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Barack Obama Arrives in China on 1st Stop on Asia Tour
President Barack Obama is opening a three-country tour of the Asia-Pacific region with a stop in China.
-
Obama's Asia Tour Aims to Bolster Ties With Region
President Barack Obama flies to Asia after midnight on Sunday for an eight-day tour of China, Burma and Australia, a trip that will focus on Washington's often-tense relations with China.
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On Asia Visit, Obama May Meet PM Modi, Say Sources
US President Barack Obama will travel to China, Myanmar and Australia next week during a six-day trip to attend a series of key multilateral and bilateral meetings with foreign leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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North Korea slams Barack Obama's 'dangerous' Asia tour
North Korea today warned that an upcoming Asian tour by US President Barack Obama could escalate military tensions, as South Korean media cited intelligence reports of increased activity at the North's main nuclear test site.
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Barack Obama to visit Japan, three other Asian countries in April
President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced he will visit Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines in April, six months after a scrapped tour of the region raised questions about his commitment to an increasingly influential region of the world.
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Travelling in Asia, Obama's glow dims
Foreign leaders couldn't seem to get enough of President Obama when he arrived on the world stage two years ago. They brought copies of his memoir to global conferences seeking his autograph. They angled for handshakes and "bilats" -- diplomatic jargon for a one-on-one meeting, or bilateral. They maneuvered to get next to him in photo opportunities...
