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Headline Roundup September 4th, 2016

US, China Join Paris Climate Pact

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Obama visited China to formalize the two countries joining the Paris Climate Deal and allegedly met with some tense exchanges.

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Obama downplays alleged diplomatic snub by China
Obama downplays alleged diplomatic snub by China

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President Obama tried to downplay talk of an orchestrated diplomatic snub by China on Sunday as leaders from the G-20 major world economies began a summit in the east Chinese city of Hangzhou.

Speaking ahead of the opening ceremony on Sunday afternoon, Obama said people should not “over-crank” a series of heated altercations between U.S. and Chinese officials in the 24 hours since he arriv

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U.S., China Formally Join Paris Climate Pact
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U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping fortified commitments to reduce carbon emissions Saturday by formally joining the Paris agreement and pledging a “continued bilateral climate cooperation.”

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Tense exchanges in China between US, Chinese officials mark Obama’s arrival at G20 summit
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The G20 summit got off to a contentious start Saturday with Chinese officials reportedly confronting National Security Advisor Susan Rice and other U.S. officials in at least three incidents, as President Obama arrived in China for the two-day international economic talks.

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