Tuesday, January 18, 2011

China's President Hu Jintao Travels To Washington

Both sides seem keenly aware of the high stakes involved. Image from Radio Free Europe

China's President Hu Jintao Goes To Washington -- Christian Science Monitor

As China and the US emerge from a year of diplomatic spats, Beijing appears more optimistic than Washington on what can come out of President Hu Jintao's visit to the White House this week.

Mismatched expectations of Chinese President Hu Jintao’s state visit to the United States, which starts Tuesday, appear to put Beijing and Washington at odds even as both sides seek to calm their troubled relationship.

President Hu says he is going to the US “to enhance strategic mutual trust” between the two sides. A foreign policy adviser to the Chinese government, Chu Shulong, says Beijing wants the trip “to set the tone for the relationship for the next 10 years.”

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More News On China's President Hu Jintao's Visit To China

Change tugs at US-China ties ahead of Hu visit -- Yahoo News/AFP
China pushes back on currency calls as Hu heads to Washington -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Chinese leader Hu Jintao to visit U.S. during tense times -- USA Today
China, U.S. eager to put a happy face on relations -- L.A. Times
China's Leader Comes To U.S. Amid Tense Ties -- NPR
China Sees Hu Visit as Building Trust -- Voice of America
Chinese President Hu headed to Washington -- CBC
China's Hu to engage in rare Q&A with media in US -- AP
China leader to get state dinner, but a tough reception -- MSNBC
U.S. eases China rhetoric, critics ratchet it up -- Politico
Hu Jintao set for lavish White House reception on state visit -- The Guardian
Obama to dine privately with China's president -- Washington Post/AP
Obama to honor China's president with state dinner -- AP
Obama to honour China's president with a state dinner... but who's going to cook? -- The Daily Mail

US companies expand goals as China leader arrives
-- AP
Energy Could Be a Key Area of Cooperation for the U.S. and China -- Time Magazine
US, China clash on energy, environment -- Stars And Stripes/AP
Survey: Most Chinese see ties with US worsening -- Stars And Stripes/AP

A Summit That Won’t Be Business As Usual: Obama, Hu Meet In Washington -- Radio Free Europe
Why China matters -- CNN
The U.S. finds its voice on China and human rights -- Washington Post editorial
America's China syndrome -- Jonah Goldberg, L.A. Times

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