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What Is China’s post-2014 Afghan Strategy?
China’s model of economic development has yielded significant economic leverage in Afghanistan, but NATO forces are
Is China Pivoting to the Middle East?
While the U.S. is set to withdraw 34,000 troops from Afghanistan by next year, some Chinese foreign policy wonks have bee
March 28, 2013 7:55 PM
Can China Win in Afghanistan?
China has long been working to strengthen relationships with nearby Central Asian states. While regional security and eco
February 28, 2013 4:09 PM
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- Water Is the New Weapon in Beijing’s Ar...
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- Chinese Copper Mine Will Crush Ancient Afghan...
- China Sees A Role Amid Pakistan-U.S. Rift
- Chinese Copper Mine In Afghanistan Threatens ...
- As US Fights, China Spends to Gain Afghan Foo...
- China Says it Agrees with Afghanistan on Poli...




