Hong Kong to Figure Prominently During Chinese FM's US Visit

Chinese Foreign Minster Wang Yi was due in Washington on Tuesday, where he will hold talks with Secretary of State John Kerry that are expected to include the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. A Chinese diplomat said the aim of the visit would be to prepare for a summit between Chinese Premier Xi Jinping and President Barack Obama in Beijing in November. A U.S. official, who did not want to be identified, said the situation in Hong Kong would also be addressed at a meeting between...

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