Chinese President Xi to skip G20 summit amid icy relations with India
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62% : Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt to join Russia and China in economic blocMao said China is ready to work with all parties "to jointly promote the success of the G20" summit and "make positive contributions to promoting the stable recovery of the world economy and promoting sustainable development.54% : "To truly realize 'from Bali to San Francisco,' the United States must present sufficient sincerity," the post said, referencing the most recent meeting between the two heads of state on the Indonesian island of Bali at last November's G20 summit.
46% : Xi will not be the only foreign head of state absent from the summit.
42% : A post Monday on the Ministry of State Security's social media site accused the U.S. of sending mixed signals to China as part of a strategy of "obstruction, containment and suppression.
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