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Obama gives Putin chilly reception at APEC summit in China
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ALEXEY DRUZHININ/AFP/Getty ImagesPresident Obama doesn’t take too kindly to being touched by Russian President Vladimir Putin at the start of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting.
It's not the Cold War, but a cold shoulder.
President Obama appeared to blow off Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit of world leaders on Tuesday.
The rebuff came as the two leaders entered a hall in a conference center near Beijing, China, with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Even in highly scripted meetings like the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Beijing, awkward moments creep up when world leaders are gathered in one place.
Obama gives Putin chilly reception at APEC summit in China New York Daily News It's not the Cold War, but a cold shoulder. President Obama appeared to blow off Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit of world leaders on Tuesday. The rebuff came as the two leaders entered a hall in a ...
Obama is a president who has, from the start, been very amenable to the notion of global power shifts. Emerging countries have long claimed they have been denied a fair hearing in international affairs. When he first came to office, Obama spoke repeatedly about reaching out to adversaries, nurturing mutual respect and repairing the United States image. Even his biography pointed to a different way of doing things: a childhood partly spent in Indonesia, where his mother worked on development projects . Obama once called himself Americas first Pacific president.
Bulgaria's president inaugurated a statue to dissident playwright Georgi Markov, who was thought to have been assassinated by the Bulgarian secret police working with the KGB in London in 1978.
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