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Moscow and Washington could strike Syria deal within days, says Russia’s Putin
Moscow has sometimes questioned whether USA -backed rebels really are moderate.
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European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said he did not like the idea of Britain holding trade talks while still part of the EU. The pledge reflected a growing recognition that economic strains are fueling political tensions and a growing clamor to protect local industries.
With the summit taking place after Britain’s vote in June to exit the European Union and before the US presidential election in November, G20 leaders had been expected to mount a defence of free trade and globalisation and warn against isolationism.
The OECD chief said that China scored a 6.7-percent-growth in the first six months, nearly twice the world average. Obama says “we have deep commitments” to account for those lost during the war. “We can learn from each other’s experiences in managing the difficulties for our people”, he said.
They discussed, above all, Syria and Ukraine.
U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday that the United States had to move in concert with other countries on the issue of tax avoidance, as some U.S. allies were “racing to the bottom” with their tax policies.
State Department officials have declined to elaborate on what the sticking points are preventing a deal, though the USA official said the remaining differences revolved around how the plan would be implemented. Washington has imposed import duties of up to 500 percent on Chinese steel to offset what regulators say are improper subsidies.
China produces half the world’s annual output of 1.6 billion tonnes of steel and has struggled to decrease its estimated 300 million tonne overcapacity, and rising prices have given companies there an incentive to boost production for export.
David He, a partner of Boston Consulting Group, said Xi’s speech at the Hangzhou summit underscored China’s responsibilities in the global economy. “I think he cares about some real, legitimate issues that need to be talked about and, if nothing else, what he’s doing has generated more conversation around some topics that need to be talked about”. Kerry has said the United States won’t accept just any deal just to have it collapse again. Uncertainty over the status of trade, immigration and other critical issues has disrupted business activity and prompted anxiety among investors.
The rise of the protectionism and the declining of global trade should be stopped, said Denton.
British Prime Minister Theresa May, attending her first G20 summit, said governments needed to “do more to ensure that working people really benefit from the opportunities created by free trade”.
“There will be no second referendum, no attempt to turn the clock back or get out of this”, said May. The president used an alternative exit, but quarrels with Chinese officials broke out on the tarmac and at other venues over access by US officials and the traveling press.
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Another key issue at the meeting was Britain’s vote to leave the 28-nation European Union trade bloc, seen by some analysts as the first in a wave of moves by governments to withdraw from free trade.