Central and Eastern Europe and the Future of the European China Debate
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Financial Times quoted Ivana Karásková in the light of the upcoming gathering of ‘16+1’ grouping.
“There is a slow awakening in some of the . . . countries regarding the promised, so far rather illusionary, investment — but it has not reached a big proportion yet,” said Ivana Karaskova, a research fellow at Association for International Affairs (AMO), a Prague-based think-tank.
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PRC Investment in Europe Raises Concerns
After European funds dry out, will China bring ‘better’ tomorrows?
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Central Europe for Sale: The Politics of China’s Influence
