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China expands its southern sphere of influence

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WHEELER Matthew

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 6, June 2005, pp.40-44Summary: China is developing mutually beneficial relations with Southeast Asian countries especially in the Mekong area. This article describes some of the recent infrastructure and resource development projects in which China is involved, and suggests that although the investment is welcomed, there are concerns about China's growing influence in the longer term.

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China is developing mutually beneficial relations with Southeast Asian countries especially in the Mekong area. This article describes some of the recent infrastructure and resource development projects in which China is involved, and suggests that although the investment is welcomed, there are concerns about China's growing influence in the longer term.

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