APEC leaders cite progress in moving toward trade and investment, but say more work lies ahead
On sidelines of regional economic summit in Japan, US and Russia leaders also discuss upcoming NATO summit, Afghanistan
US President Barack Obama will push for regional free trade agreement
Leaders and aides worked to come up with compromise language against the backdrop of the US dispute with China over currency policies
US President Barack Obama says troops' presence is helping to safeguard democracy and prosperity
President Obama said a final communique should reflect a consensus on where nations need to go to sustain growth
Mr. Obama urges economic partners to work together to ensure a global recovery
Indian media lauds US president's visit as a 'win-win' for both countries
President Obama is in Seoul, South Korea, along with 20 leaders of the world's largest economies, known as the G20, for a summit
Summit leaders are hoping to reach consensus on how to avert a so-called currency war
Mr. Obama to face two days of contentious talks in Seoul with leaders of 19 other leading economic powers
In speech at University of Indonesia, Mr. Obama vows to continue working to improve US' relationship with world's Muslim communities
US, Indonesian presidents sign cooperation agreement on trade, education, clean energy and security
President and Mrs. Obama are scheduled to arrive in Jakarta late Tuesday
In nod to India's rise as global power, President Obama says America seeks an efficient, credible United Nations
Country is second stop on US president's 10-day Asian tour
US president will also address a joint session of India's parliament on the final day of his three-day visit
US president speaks to American, Indian business executives on first day of visit to India, as part of 10-day Asian tour
US president spoke at Taj Mahal hotel, one target of November 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai that claimed 166 lives
The president is starting a three day visit to India aimed at deepening economic, trade and security ties.
US president left Friday for 10-day trip to Asia, on mission to increase economic ties with region's emerging economies
Delicate issues, such as Kashmir, not expected to be high on agenda
President Barack Obama opens his trip to Asia this week with three days in India
Peace Corps volunteers successful in helping dispel stereotypes about Islam and the West in world's largest Muslim majority
President will travel later this week and is expected to seek further US economy and security ties in Asia
Mr. Obama has a personal connection to Indonesia as he attended elementary school there when his mother was married to an Indonesian man
President begins trip in India to deepen economic, strategic ties
