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EU ambassadors band together against Silk Road

April 18, 2018;

Published in Handelsblatt Global on 17 April 2018 (Read original story here) EU ambassadors to Beijing warn that China’s Silk Road project flouts international transparency norms and is aimed at furthering Chinese interests. The paper reflects Beijing’s strategy to divide … Continued

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