Bush expresses concerns over Tibet to China's Hu

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Washington (AFP) March 26, 2008
US President George W. Bush called Chinese leader Hu Jintao Wednesday and "raised his concerns" over the situation in Tibet, the White House said.

"President Bush called President Hu Jintao today. The (US) president raised his concerns about the situation in Tibet and encouraged the Chinese government to engage in substantive dialogue with the Dalai Lama's representatives and to allow access for journalists and diplomats," the White House said in a statement.

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Chinese vent anger online over 'biased' western Tibet coverage

Beijing (AFP) March 26, 2008
Angry Chinese nationalists are using the Internet to denounce Western media coverage of Tibetan unrest, amid a campaign by the Beijing government to discredit what it says are biased foreign reports.

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