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Leader-in-waiting says no need to fear China

Leader-in-waiting says no need to fear China

Jul 7th, 2012

China's leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping insisted Saturday that Beijing would never impose its will on the rest of the world and instead wanted to "abandon the old mindset" and strive for global peace. (Source: AFP) -
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