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Belt and road initiative (BRI): why China pursues it/ Anu Anwar

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ANU Anwar

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 218, 30 October 2019 (F31)Summary: As BRI is now enshrined in the Communist Party Charter as Xi's signature foreign policy initiative, a failure could undermine the legitimacy of the party itself. After spending billions of dollars abroad, failure could lead to a challenge of Xi's authority.

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As BRI is now enshrined in the Communist Party Charter as Xi's signature foreign policy initiative, a failure could undermine the legitimacy of the party itself. After spending billions of dollars abroad, failure could lead to a challenge of Xi's authority.

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