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What does China actually want from Britain?

20 May 2020

3:30 PM

20 May 2020

3:30 PM

How the west responds to China is now the defining foreign policy issue of our time. The communist party’s suppression of information about the coronavirus, the global lockdown and thousands of deaths have forced the world to confront the potential consequences of the regime governing China. Even Tory MPs – many of whom were previously relaxed about Chinese investment – are arguing for a reset.

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Dr James Woolas is a former postgraduate student of Chinese politics at King's College London


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