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Posted on February 20, 2021 by admin

If Laos fell into a Chinese debt trap, would it make a noise?

China’s largesse in funding infrastructure has prompted claims it is seeking leverage over poorer, indebted nations, yet Laos’ reliance on its neighbour has gone strangely unnoticed.

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