(Reuters) – China’s embassy in Yangon said on Friday it had been in touch with “all parties” in military-ruled Myanmar, when asked about a report that a diplomat had spoken to a parallel government …
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Secret contracts show how China structures loans to become Africa’s “preferred” lender
A new report led by AidData, a US-based development finance research lab … Lenders included the China Development Bank, the Export-Import Bank of China and state-owned commercial banks.
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