Day: December 5, 2019
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In this edition of M&M, I want to examine one of the most common claims not only in Vietnam’s foreign policy circle but also in that of the United States. The United States is a Pacific power with an extensive network of alliances and bases across the Indo-Pacific, and its exercise ...
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China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Opens Twitter Account Ushering in New Era of “Twitplomacy”
Following the lead of a number of its ambassadors and embassies in Africa, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched a new Twitter account on Monday as part of a more assertive effort by Beijing to "re-shape the narrative" as to how Chinese ...
African Countries Increasingly Turn to Toll Fees to Repay Loans for New Expressways
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