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Dependency on Beijing’s Goodwill
26 October 2020
09 September 2019
David Hutt
The Visegard countries should pay more attention improving relations with Japan, a democratic and reliable partner, and whose trade deal with the EU has meteoric potential with the combined markets accounting for a third of the world’s GDP.
Back in 2012, at the inaugural summit of the so-called “16+1” grouping – China plus sixteen Central and Eastern European countries – Beijing proclaimed that the continent’s emerging markets had a “golden opportunity” to share in the riches of China’s then-newly launched trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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David Hutt
A political journalist based between the Czech Republic and France. Previously, he was based in Southeast Asia for five years. He reports on European politics and EU foreign affairs, specializing in Europe-Asian relations. He is Southeast Asia Columnist at the Diplomat and a correspondent for Asia Times.
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