U.S. envoy shows readiness to give medical help to Liu Xiaobo

U.S. envoy shows readiness to give medical help to Liu Xiaobo

Terry Branstad, new U.S. ambassador to China, speaks at a press conference in Beijing on June 28, 2017. Branstad said he will consider what can be done to help Liu Xiaobo, China's imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner who has been diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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