Chinese President Hu Jintao's bargaining power has strengthened since he last visited Washington in 2006. He can credit China's explosive growth, coupled with economic misfortunes in the United States.No wonder an emboldened Hu has shown little inclination to bow to the U.S. on issues from China's currency to its support of North Korea.
January 24, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Chinese President Hu Jintao’s bargaining power has strengthened since he last visited Washington in 2006. He can credit China’s explosive growth, coupled with economic misfortunes in the United States.
No wonder an emboldened Hu has shown little inclination to bow to the U.S. on issues from China’s currency to its support of North Korea.
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