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Week in Review: Sudan Coup, Glasgow Climate Summit & G20 Debt Relief

by Eric Olander

This week Eric & Cobus discuss the Chinese response to the military coup in Sudan and how it differs from Beijing’s reaction to September’s coup in Guinea. Plus, Cobus explains why he’s not optimistic about the outcomes for developing countries from the upcoming Glasgow climate summit and should African countries expect much regarding debt relief from this weekend’s G20 leaders summit in Rome.

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