IN his first meeting with a Chinese leader since his re-election, US President Barack Obama said Washington and its chief economic rival must work together to "establish clear rules of the road" for trade and investment.
His comments on the final leg of a three-day South-east Asian trip yesterday follow a US election campaign in which China was repeatedly accused of unfair trade practices and illustrates the work ahead in a region already simmering with tension over territorial disputes involving Beijing.
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