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G7 targets China's Belt Road and Initiative to curb its global influence

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China tried to project itself as a helping hand to developing countries in the case of infrastructure and economic development through its Belt and Road Initiative. G7 announced an infrastructure programme as an alternative programme for the developing world. The experience of Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Nepal has shown that these investments may appear attractive in the short term, but in the long term, they cause problems.

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G7 targets China's Belt Road and Initiative to curb its global influence

Beijing [China], October 6 (ANI): China tried to project itself as a helping hand to developing countries in the case of infrastructure and economic development through its Belt and Road Initiative but only just to lure them into their debt trap. To counter China’s BRI, G7 announced an infrastructure programme as an alternative programme for […]

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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G7 targets China's Belt Road and Initiative to curb its global influence

Beijing [China], October 6 (ANI): China tried to project itself as a helping hand to developing countries in the case of infrastructure and economic development through its Belt and Road Initiative but only just to lure them into their debt trap. To counter China's BRI, G7 announced an infrastructure programme as an alternative programme for the developing world.

2 years ago·India

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