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World January 17, 2017 | 9:23 am

China raises hopes for continued climate change action at Davos – Greenpeace

Davos, 17 January 2017, - Chinese President XiJinping today addressed the opening of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Underthe theme "responsive and responsible leadership", Xi offered hisview on a set of global issues including climate change, urging all parties tostick to the Paris Agreement instead of walking away from it, three days aheadof the inauguration of US President-elect... Read more

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