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Wang Yi Discusses Mideast Conflict on the Sidelines of UN Security Council Gathering in New York
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Zambia suffered a major setback this week in its nearly three-year odyssey to restructure $32 billion of debt when the country's bilateral creditors led by China and France pushed back against bondholders. Plus, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva issued ...
Brazilian President Says He Tried to Prevent Africa From Being “Taken Hostage” by China
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva issued a rare public critique of China on Tuesday when he said his government sought closer ties with African countries in a bid to shield the continent from being "taken hostage" by China. "Brazil had to ...
The Future of the Belt and Road Initiative in Latin America
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