Arms, oil, and Darfur. The evolution of relations between China and Sudan

Published:: 2007-07-01
Author:: Daniel Large
Source:: Sudan Human Security Baseline Assessment
City/Country:: London

China has thus recently found itself in the awkward position of wanting to appear aligned with the international community over Darfur while seeking to protect its significant economic interests.

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Document type Reports international organizations

Publication year 2007

Subjects Darfur:

Darfur

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