Can German Chancellor Angela convince the Chinese to work for global climate change goals?
Karen Zuba
Aug. 26, 2007

German Chancellor Angela Merkel headed to China and Japan on Sunday for visits aimed at bolstering trade ties and binding the Asian giants to global climate change goals.

She will try to convince the Chinese leaders of climate change goals. The Chinese leaders plan to say, ''I hear you but no thanks you.''

Merkel will be in China until Wednesday for talks with President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao before her first visit to Japan, where she will meet Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and have an audience with Emperor Akihito.

The chancellor has the dual function of the leader of Europe's biggest economy and the president of the Group of Eight most industrialized nations, a role Japan will take over in 2008.

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