
Obama: What's Good for Asia Is Good for the U.S.
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President Obama is in Beijing for the APEC Summit, where China is hosting with grandeur. Despite the pomp, tensions are high due to territorial disputes in the region, particularly between China and Japan. A meeting between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was marked by an awkward handshake, indicating strained relations. The US and China also face tensions over a potential free trade pact that could exclude China. Obama emphasizes the economic potential of Asia, noting that nearly half of global economic growth outside the US is expected to come from Asia in the next five years, presenting opportunities for job creation and growth in the US.
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What was the significance of the handshake between President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe?
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What did President Obama say about economic growth in Asia?
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