The United States has reiterated its stance that it will not seek to contain China to appease suspiciousRare bone disease countries in the Southeast Asian region, while experts said containment would be against Washington's interests.
US President Barack Obama once again dismissed widespread speculation that his administration is bent on containing China at a news conference on Tuesday in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, during the second stop of his nine-day trip to Asia.
"We want China to succeed and prosper," Obama said, adding that China's continuous development is good for the US.
In his speech, Obama said the US regards China as "a huge,U.S. national defense expanding market, where Americans can sell goods and services", and treats China's prosperity and security as "a positive".
Obama is currently on a four-country tour in Asia - touching down in India, Indonesia, Republic of Korea (ROK) and Japan. All these nations are important partners for Washington in the region.
China is the one country Obama is not visiting during the trip, but he will meet with President Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the G20 in Seoul later this week.
US cancer research efforts to expand relations with Southeast Asian nations also included Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's recent engagement with Malaysia and several neighboring nations, Defense Secretary Robert Gates' talk with his Malaysian counterpart, as well as former US president Bill Clinton's upcoming visit next week.
Following a meeting with a visiting Gates, Malaysian Defense Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said that China is his nation's "traditional friend", with a trading relationship dating back thousands of years.
"We do not feel we are being bullied," Hamidi said. "We both need each other."
"We are more comfortable to engage with China rather thanlaw enforcement to have a sour relationship ... (and) they have a very positive attitude toward us."
Experts in China believe America's so-called containment of Beijing does not reflect the real intentions of the White House.
"Containing China was a US policy taken in the Cold War era. As the global setting has undergone dramatic changes, it is highly unwise of the US to treat China as an adversary," said Tao Wenzhao, a scholar on US studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
The US also has an interest in cooling the rhetoric of "containing China" as it might arouse unnecessary disputes or irritate Beijing even more, according to Niu Jun, a professor on US studies at Peking University.
In a bid to smooth ties, the Obama administration is also eyeing the strategic partnership by tapping into the younger generation.
John Huntsman, the US ambassador to China, stressed the role of the younger generation in shaping more positive Sino-US ties during a town hall meeting in October concerning current bilateral relations.
One most notable endeavor he mentioned isculture in U.S.: educators Obama's announcement of the "100,000 Strong" initiative in November of 2009, a US effort designed to increase sharply the number - and diversify the composition - of American students studying in China, which was officially launched in May in Beijing.
This initiative seeks to prepare the next generation of American experts on China who will be charged with managing the growing political, economic and cultural ties between US and China, Carola McGiffert, director of the initiative, said during a briefing on this project in Beijing on Tuesday.
The need for Americans to gain greater exposure to and understanding of China is clear, according to McGiffert, as "there is perhaps no more important or complex relationship in the world than that between the United States and China in terms of securing global peace and security".
"As China has become the fifth-biggest destination country for American students to study abroad (and) the most popular among developing countries, we are glad to see interest in China is on the rise," she said.
2010年11月10日星期三
2010年11月9日星期二
Italian art treasures
The National MuseumNobel's ideas of China's expansion project will be completed in 2011, and it will include an Italy Exhibition Hall which will give the Chinese people a precious opportunity to experience Italian Renaissance art treasures in person without going abroad, Song Xinchao, deputy director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, said at the 22nd General Conference of the International Council of Museums.
China and Italy signedsuper typhoon Megi an agreement in early October to establish exhibition halls in each other's countries. China will build an Italy Exhibition Hall in its national museum and hold exhibitions of Italian cultural relics in the hall over the next four to five increasing asymptoticyears.
China will send experts to Italy to select representative exhibits and set specific out-does Santos 4-3 requirements for the way the exhibits are displayed, introductions to exhibits and other aspects. In addition, Italy will also build a 600-square-meter China Exhibition Hall in the Palazzo di Venezia in Rome.
Experts said that the sharing and cooperation of museum collections through exhibitions are the main way for Chinese museums to make up for the lack of collections. In fact, some domestic museums have made efforts in this regard. The Italy Exhibition Hall is yet another encouraging result of the national museum's cooperation with its foreign 5 still missingcounterparts.
China and Italy signedsuper typhoon Megi an agreement in early October to establish exhibition halls in each other's countries. China will build an Italy Exhibition Hall in its national museum and hold exhibitions of Italian cultural relics in the hall over the next four to five increasing asymptoticyears.
China will send experts to Italy to select representative exhibits and set specific out-does Santos 4-3 requirements for the way the exhibits are displayed, introductions to exhibits and other aspects. In addition, Italy will also build a 600-square-meter China Exhibition Hall in the Palazzo di Venezia in Rome.
Experts said that the sharing and cooperation of museum collections through exhibitions are the main way for Chinese museums to make up for the lack of collections. In fact, some domestic museums have made efforts in this regard. The Italy Exhibition Hall is yet another encouraging result of the national museum's cooperation with its foreign 5 still missingcounterparts.
hot money
Monetary authorities vowed Tuesday to beef up tracking on foreign capital inflows in an effort to stop speculative funds from flooding into China, following the latest US stimulus measures that experts said have set off alarm bells for the nation.
The pledge was timed to coincide with two senior central bank officials' warnings over possible inflation and market bubbles in the wake of the US Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing (QE2)Investigation results an-nounced last week.
"With the US restarting quantitative easing, we will pay greater attention to inflation and every change in the economy index," Du Jinfu, assistant governor of the People's Bank of China, said Tuesday at a forum held in Beijing.
Separately, Ma Delun, another central bank assistant governor, said, "The US should not only base its currency policies on its own interests, but also to stabilize the global economy."
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange said in a statement Tuesday that it would strengthen the system on monitoring foreign funds in order to keep close track on the whereabouts of capital flows. The government will tighten the management of banks' foreign-debt quotas and introduce new rules on their currency provisioning, the statement said.
Song Guoliang, a professor with the School of Banking and Finance at the University of Internationalblacks: report Business and Economics, told the Global Times Tuesday that the current foreign exchange regulation policy is effective in controlling the inflow of capital in large sums, but China should guard against the inflow of capital from private and illegal channels.
"We cannot afford to ignore such money flowing into the Chinese market. It comes from underground banks or fake trade orders. But, from our previous experience, the inflow of hot money will not do devastating damage to China's financial markets under the current financial surveillance program," Song said.
Michael Pettis, a Beijing-based finance professor, said over-intervening in the market would lead to an increase of illegal money flows, which are untraceable and hurt the market system in the long term.
"In China, hot money flows in illegally.rare monkeys Most of it comes in through small businesses that have operations in both China and abroad. Since it's never been declared, it's very difficult to detect," he said.
Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the central bank, said Friday that Chinese regulators would work to prevent abnormal capital inflows by bolstering foreign exchange controls and maintaining overall liquidity at a proper level.
The US Federal Reserve's move of absorbing $600 billion worth of long-term bonds and keeping interest rates low allows money to flow from the US to emerging economies, such as China, where interest rates are higher.
Though the pressure from hot money in is increasing, China is not facing any danger of a massive influx at this moment, Deng Xianhong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said in an interview with China Central Television.
Deng said he believes the expectations of a yuan appreciation, a stock market boom and rising realmarine species estate prices are the main reasons for hot money targeting China.
Though China has already closed down 13 large illegal private banks this year, he suggested that related foreign exchange departments should also promote reform and the facilitation of investment and trade.
Deng said monetary authorities should properly handle the relationship between cracking down on hot money and the improvement of the winner takes it allthe foreign exchange management system.
The pledge was timed to coincide with two senior central bank officials' warnings over possible inflation and market bubbles in the wake of the US Federal Reserve's second round of quantitative easing (QE2)Investigation results an-nounced last week.
"With the US restarting quantitative easing, we will pay greater attention to inflation and every change in the economy index," Du Jinfu, assistant governor of the People's Bank of China, said Tuesday at a forum held in Beijing.
Separately, Ma Delun, another central bank assistant governor, said, "The US should not only base its currency policies on its own interests, but also to stabilize the global economy."
The State Administration of Foreign Exchange said in a statement Tuesday that it would strengthen the system on monitoring foreign funds in order to keep close track on the whereabouts of capital flows. The government will tighten the management of banks' foreign-debt quotas and introduce new rules on their currency provisioning, the statement said.
Song Guoliang, a professor with the School of Banking and Finance at the University of Internationalblacks: report Business and Economics, told the Global Times Tuesday that the current foreign exchange regulation policy is effective in controlling the inflow of capital in large sums, but China should guard against the inflow of capital from private and illegal channels.
"We cannot afford to ignore such money flowing into the Chinese market. It comes from underground banks or fake trade orders. But, from our previous experience, the inflow of hot money will not do devastating damage to China's financial markets under the current financial surveillance program," Song said.
Michael Pettis, a Beijing-based finance professor, said over-intervening in the market would lead to an increase of illegal money flows, which are untraceable and hurt the market system in the long term.
"In China, hot money flows in illegally.rare monkeys Most of it comes in through small businesses that have operations in both China and abroad. Since it's never been declared, it's very difficult to detect," he said.
Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the central bank, said Friday that Chinese regulators would work to prevent abnormal capital inflows by bolstering foreign exchange controls and maintaining overall liquidity at a proper level.
The US Federal Reserve's move of absorbing $600 billion worth of long-term bonds and keeping interest rates low allows money to flow from the US to emerging economies, such as China, where interest rates are higher.
Though the pressure from hot money in is increasing, China is not facing any danger of a massive influx at this moment, Deng Xianhong, vice director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said in an interview with China Central Television.
Deng said he believes the expectations of a yuan appreciation, a stock market boom and rising realmarine species estate prices are the main reasons for hot money targeting China.
Though China has already closed down 13 large illegal private banks this year, he suggested that related foreign exchange departments should also promote reform and the facilitation of investment and trade.
Deng said monetary authorities should properly handle the relationship between cracking down on hot money and the improvement of the winner takes it allthe foreign exchange management system.
2010年11月8日星期一
S.Korea-China relationship
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak said he pins high hopes on the future of the relationship between his due to crowd violencecountry and China, as the two nations have achieved rapid and all-round development of bilateral relations.
In a recent interview with Xinhua and six other major media in the world ahead of the G20 Seoul Summit, Lee said, since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1992, relations between the two countries have progressed by leaps and bounds. Notably, bilateral relations were elevated to a strategic cooperative partnership in 2008. In light of this, he pins high hopes on the future of the bilateral relationship.
Forprevent disasters in next five years the sake of the success of the upcoming G20 Summit, Seoul and Beijing are currently working closely together on key issues such as the development agenda, Lee said.
The president said he is scheduled to have a separate meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the summit, and the two leaders will have in-depth discussions on ways to further develop bilateral relations, including a South Korea-China free trade agreement (FTA), and issues of mutual concern such as recent developments surrounding the Korean Peninsula.
He said South Korea and China share the common goal of denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula and bringing peace and stability to the region. Seoul intends to continue to promote the South Korea-China strategic cooperative partnership, thereby making further contributions not only for mutual benefits but also for regional prosperity and Hotel in Copenhagen progress.
Lee also spoke highly of China's role in the G20 framework and its contribution to the development of the G20 mechanism.
At the first G20 summit held in Washington in November 2008, China voiced active support to Seoul's position on opposing trade protectionism, Lee said.
China also has been active in participating in relevant consultation over the exchange rate issues, and extended active help to make the issue as one of the main items at the G20 Seoul summit, though it has lots of differences with the United States and the EU in the regard, Lee added.
"In light of this, I view that China has made great contribution to the development of thesupport for orphans G20 mechanism, and I high rate it," Lee said.
Lee also expressed his appreciation for Chinese leaders' support to Seoul's successful hosting of the summit.
With "Shared Growth Beyond Crisis"Italy Euro 2012 qualifier as its official slogan, the G20 Seoul Summit is to be attended by 32 heads of state and leaders of international organizations, who will discuss main issues including reform of the IMF and the finance sector, the establishment of financial safety nets, ways to address global imbalances and international cooperation on the exchange rate issue.
In a recent interview with Xinhua and six other major media in the world ahead of the G20 Seoul Summit, Lee said, since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1992, relations between the two countries have progressed by leaps and bounds. Notably, bilateral relations were elevated to a strategic cooperative partnership in 2008. In light of this, he pins high hopes on the future of the bilateral relationship.
Forprevent disasters in next five years the sake of the success of the upcoming G20 Summit, Seoul and Beijing are currently working closely together on key issues such as the development agenda, Lee said.
The president said he is scheduled to have a separate meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao on the sidelines of the summit, and the two leaders will have in-depth discussions on ways to further develop bilateral relations, including a South Korea-China free trade agreement (FTA), and issues of mutual concern such as recent developments surrounding the Korean Peninsula.
He said South Korea and China share the common goal of denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula and bringing peace and stability to the region. Seoul intends to continue to promote the South Korea-China strategic cooperative partnership, thereby making further contributions not only for mutual benefits but also for regional prosperity and Hotel in Copenhagen progress.
Lee also spoke highly of China's role in the G20 framework and its contribution to the development of the G20 mechanism.
At the first G20 summit held in Washington in November 2008, China voiced active support to Seoul's position on opposing trade protectionism, Lee said.
China also has been active in participating in relevant consultation over the exchange rate issues, and extended active help to make the issue as one of the main items at the G20 Seoul summit, though it has lots of differences with the United States and the EU in the regard, Lee added.
"In light of this, I view that China has made great contribution to the development of thesupport for orphans G20 mechanism, and I high rate it," Lee said.
Lee also expressed his appreciation for Chinese leaders' support to Seoul's successful hosting of the summit.
With "Shared Growth Beyond Crisis"Italy Euro 2012 qualifier as its official slogan, the G20 Seoul Summit is to be attended by 32 heads of state and leaders of international organizations, who will discuss main issues including reform of the IMF and the finance sector, the establishment of financial safety nets, ways to address global imbalances and international cooperation on the exchange rate issue.
U.S. new monetary policy
China said Monday that it was concerned with and has questions about the U.S. new monetary policy, and will discuss it with the U.S. at the upcoming G20 China to encourage private summit in Seoul.
Vice Minister of Finance Zhu Guangyao made the remarks at a press briefing on President Hu Jintao's attendance to the meeting, responding questions concerning the the U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) second round of quantitative easing, QE2.
The FedChina launches stringent plans to purchase 600 billion U.S. dollars worth of government bonds in a bid to revive the sluggish U.S. economy.
"We will have candid discussions with the U.S. side. We hope its macroeconomic policy can be conducive to the development of the world economy, not the contrary," Zhu said.
This is the second round of such stimulus measures, after the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) purchased 1.7 trillion U.S. dollars worth of mortgage-backed securities and treasury notes between December 2008 and March 2010 in a bid to keep the economy from plunging into another GreatWorld Heart Day Depression.
"The current situation is totally different from the time of the first round. There's no shortage of funds in the financial market," Zhu said.
He urged the United States to "realize its responsibility and obligation as a major currency issuing country, and take responsible macroeconomic policies." The communique of the meetings of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors has stressed that countries with systemic influence should pay attention to the "spillover effect" of their macroeconomic policy.
Aswith arrogance the recovery of world economy is still unstable, a responsible macroeconomic policy will not only be good for the United States, but also the world as a whole, the vice finance minister said.
He added that China will hold candid discussions with the U.S. side on the issue, as part of the dialogue on the macroeconomic policies.
The G20 summit will be held from with arrogance Nov. 11 to 12 in Seoul of the Republic of Korea (ROK).
Vice Minister of Finance Zhu Guangyao made the remarks at a press briefing on President Hu Jintao's attendance to the meeting, responding questions concerning the the U.S. Federal Reserve's (Fed) second round of quantitative easing, QE2.
The FedChina launches stringent plans to purchase 600 billion U.S. dollars worth of government bonds in a bid to revive the sluggish U.S. economy.
"We will have candid discussions with the U.S. side. We hope its macroeconomic policy can be conducive to the development of the world economy, not the contrary," Zhu said.
This is the second round of such stimulus measures, after the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) purchased 1.7 trillion U.S. dollars worth of mortgage-backed securities and treasury notes between December 2008 and March 2010 in a bid to keep the economy from plunging into another GreatWorld Heart Day Depression.
"The current situation is totally different from the time of the first round. There's no shortage of funds in the financial market," Zhu said.
He urged the United States to "realize its responsibility and obligation as a major currency issuing country, and take responsible macroeconomic policies." The communique of the meetings of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors has stressed that countries with systemic influence should pay attention to the "spillover effect" of their macroeconomic policy.
Aswith arrogance the recovery of world economy is still unstable, a responsible macroeconomic policy will not only be good for the United States, but also the world as a whole, the vice finance minister said.
He added that China will hold candid discussions with the U.S. side on the issue, as part of the dialogue on the macroeconomic policies.
The G20 summit will be held from with arrogance Nov. 11 to 12 in Seoul of the Republic of Korea (ROK).
2010年11月7日星期日
global recovery
China hopes the upcomingAfter disaster G20 summit in South Korea will help promote global economic recovery and deepen reforms of the world's financial systems, Chinese Commerce Minister Chen Deming said Sunday.
"We hope the G20 can play a big role in promoting global monetary reforms and governance, and help the global economy to have strong, sustainable and balanced growth," Chen told Reuters while accompanying Presidentsurvey finds Hu Jintao's state visit to Portugal.
China's trade surplus in 2011 "will be manageable" as the country's foreign trade prospect is murky, facing global economic uncertainties, Chen said.
"I believe China's foreign trade will continue to grow next year but the growth will not be very strong," the minister added.
Chinese trade officials have forecast the trade surplus in 2010 could fall to $180 billion from $196 billion in 2009.
Concerns over global trade imbalances, including China's trade surpluses with some Western nations, and the threat of a "currency war" will top the agenda at the meeting of G20 leaders on November 11-12 in South Korea.
During President Hu Jintao'sTwo opportunities in life recent visit to France, China signed of more than $20 billion worth of airline, petrochemicals and nuclear fuel deals, including contracts to buy 102 Airbus planes.
Chen said Friday that Beijing was not deliberately targeting a trade surplus and would welcome a more balanced relationship with its trade partners, but Europe must play a role by ensuring its own markets were open for Chinese investment.
Hu has given his support to President Nicholas Sarkozy's initiatives to reform the global financial system, but the pace of changes should be gradual, Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying told Reuters Saturday.
China has won France's understanding that the Chinese trade surplus was mainly caused by structural factors rather than the foreign exchange rate, Fu said.
"We have gained common ground on the exchange rate issue. China's view is that every country should take responsibilities in maintaining stable exchange rates," she said.
And, President Hu Jintao ended his 4-day visit to France and Protugal Sunday with stronger European ties. TheHave said goodbye official visits to France and Portugal brought China smoother access to the European market.
On Sunday, Hu presided over the signing of trade agreements and deals on infrastructure, logistics, renewable energy and tourism projects worth $1 billion with Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates. The two sides agreed to work to double their bilateral trade by 2015.
Hu also said he will encourage Chinese companies to invest in Portugal, while China invited Portuguese firms to sell more goods in China.
In an example of potential mutual investment, Portugal's largest company and utility EDP said China Power Holding International, with which it signed an agreement for a potential partnership, had expressed interest in buying a stake in the Portuguese company.
Analysts said that Chinese investment will help revive one of the European Union's frailest economies.
"China's deals with Portugal and France showed Beijing's strong confidence and support for their economies," said Jin Ling, a scholar on European studies with the China Institute of International Studies.
As a European Union member and a eurozone founder, Portugal is closely integrated with European markets and enjoys advantages in economic and other ties with Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa and Latin America.
An economic forum on trade between China and Portuguese-speaking countries will be held in Macao on Nov 14 and 15. Premierupgrade security facility Wen Jiabao is scheduled to attend.
Hu's European visit not only achieved stronger bilateral ties but also resulted in greater coordination on global issues ahead of the G20 summit.
"We hope the G20 can play a big role in promoting global monetary reforms and governance, and help the global economy to have strong, sustainable and balanced growth," Chen told Reuters while accompanying Presidentsurvey finds Hu Jintao's state visit to Portugal.
China's trade surplus in 2011 "will be manageable" as the country's foreign trade prospect is murky, facing global economic uncertainties, Chen said.
"I believe China's foreign trade will continue to grow next year but the growth will not be very strong," the minister added.
Chinese trade officials have forecast the trade surplus in 2010 could fall to $180 billion from $196 billion in 2009.
Concerns over global trade imbalances, including China's trade surpluses with some Western nations, and the threat of a "currency war" will top the agenda at the meeting of G20 leaders on November 11-12 in South Korea.
During President Hu Jintao'sTwo opportunities in life recent visit to France, China signed of more than $20 billion worth of airline, petrochemicals and nuclear fuel deals, including contracts to buy 102 Airbus planes.
Chen said Friday that Beijing was not deliberately targeting a trade surplus and would welcome a more balanced relationship with its trade partners, but Europe must play a role by ensuring its own markets were open for Chinese investment.
Hu has given his support to President Nicholas Sarkozy's initiatives to reform the global financial system, but the pace of changes should be gradual, Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying told Reuters Saturday.
China has won France's understanding that the Chinese trade surplus was mainly caused by structural factors rather than the foreign exchange rate, Fu said.
"We have gained common ground on the exchange rate issue. China's view is that every country should take responsibilities in maintaining stable exchange rates," she said.
And, President Hu Jintao ended his 4-day visit to France and Protugal Sunday with stronger European ties. TheHave said goodbye official visits to France and Portugal brought China smoother access to the European market.
On Sunday, Hu presided over the signing of trade agreements and deals on infrastructure, logistics, renewable energy and tourism projects worth $1 billion with Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates. The two sides agreed to work to double their bilateral trade by 2015.
Hu also said he will encourage Chinese companies to invest in Portugal, while China invited Portuguese firms to sell more goods in China.
In an example of potential mutual investment, Portugal's largest company and utility EDP said China Power Holding International, with which it signed an agreement for a potential partnership, had expressed interest in buying a stake in the Portuguese company.
Analysts said that Chinese investment will help revive one of the European Union's frailest economies.
"China's deals with Portugal and France showed Beijing's strong confidence and support for their economies," said Jin Ling, a scholar on European studies with the China Institute of International Studies.
As a European Union member and a eurozone founder, Portugal is closely integrated with European markets and enjoys advantages in economic and other ties with Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa and Latin America.
An economic forum on trade between China and Portuguese-speaking countries will be held in Macao on Nov 14 and 15. Premierupgrade security facility Wen Jiabao is scheduled to attend.
Hu's European visit not only achieved stronger bilateral ties but also resulted in greater coordination on global issues ahead of the G20 summit.
2010年10月21日星期四
awaiting twins' birth
Dion, 42, has a nine-year-old son with her husband and manager Rene Angelil. The twin boys she is expecting in November are the result of a sixth in-vitro fertilization attempt.
The Grammy-winning singer of hits like "My Heart Will Go On" is due to return to Las Vegas in March 2011 for a three-year concert residency at Caesar's Palace hotel and casino.
Grammy-winning Celine Dion checked into a Florida hospital Sunday night as a precaution to prevent the premature birth of her twins, the hospital said in a written statement Monday.
"She has been admitted to prevent the early delivery of her babies which is the standard of care for any patient with twin pregnancy in this clinical setting," the statement said.
"This is done to ensure the patient can be in close contact with their doctors and clinical resources, leading up to their birth.”
Last week, Dion's husband René Angélil told PEOPLE that contrary to reports, his wife had not scheduled a C-section to deliver her twins on Oct. 22 – nor had she made outrageous demands of the hospital. vowed goexa miweq uxpeq
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The Grammy-winning singer of hits like "My Heart Will Go On" is due to return to Las Vegas in March 2011 for a three-year concert residency at Caesar's Palace hotel and casino.
Grammy-winning Celine Dion checked into a Florida hospital Sunday night as a precaution to prevent the premature birth of her twins, the hospital said in a written statement Monday.
"She has been admitted to prevent the early delivery of her babies which is the standard of care for any patient with twin pregnancy in this clinical setting," the statement said.
"This is done to ensure the patient can be in close contact with their doctors and clinical resources, leading up to their birth.”
Last week, Dion's husband René Angélil told PEOPLE that contrary to reports, his wife had not scheduled a C-section to deliver her twins on Oct. 22 – nor had she made outrageous demands of the hospital. vowed goexa miweq uxpeq
plate heat exchanger Office furniture China company search
Learn Cantonese office interior design hairs shedding
regrow hairs led strip lights led tube lights
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