U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to press his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao on a variety of bilateral issues ranging from human rights to currency valuation, and from denuclearization to trade imbalance during their talks in Washington next week. But experts and analysts sought to temper expectations of any immediate results from the White House meeting on Jan. 19 during Hu’s state visit, the first by a Chinese leader to the United States in 14 years. (Radio Free Asia)
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