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Can China Force Change in Burma? – Foreign Policy blog (Updated)
With the military government of Myanmar/Burma launching a violent crackdown on peaceful protesters, much attention is being paid in the international media to what role China can and should play in influencing the outcome. Foreign Policy blog interviews Burma expert Bill Overholt about how much influence China could really exert over their neighbor and friend. Overholt says:China has interests aSeptember 26, 2007 10:01 AM
How Bush’s Africa Visit Trumps China’s Foray
In the International Herald Tribune, Howard French looks at how U.S. actions and words in Africa compare with those of Ch
Beijing’s Dictatorship Diplomacy – Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt and Andrew Small
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