Leaders hold talks in 'paradise on earth'
Among the pressing issues are how to lower trade costs and boost trade in services
Lee U-Wen
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Hangzhou, China
THE scenic lakeside city of Hangzhou, hailed by Chinese officials as a "paradise on earth", is where some of the world's most powerful people will gather for the two-day Group of 20 (G-20) summit that begins on Sunday.
Making his 11th trip to Asia as US President, Barack Obama will be there for his eighth - and final - G-20 Summit; he steps down from office next January, two months after the presidential election.
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