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Chatham House: Liu Xiaoming on China’s foreign policy and 2020 international agenda

10 March 2020 Editor European Think-tanks, Research and commentary, Video

In this Chatham House (UK) video presentation, Liu Xiaoming, China’s ambassador to the United Kingdom discusses his country’s current foreign policy and provides an outlook for China’s international agenda for 2020.

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