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Presence through partnership? PLAN improves China's Middle East links/ Christian Le Mière

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LE MIÈRE Christian

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In: Jane's Navy International Vol 119, Issue 10, Dec 2014, pp.18-19 (124) Summary: This article considers how China is using its navy to improve its military-to-military, diplomatic and economic influence in the Gulf and wider Middle East.

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This article considers how China is using its navy to improve its military-to-military, diplomatic and economic influence in the Gulf and wider Middle East.

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