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The small island nation doesn’t want to pay back the money it owes Beijing. Nor do its neighbors.
The centerpiece of BRI is in Pakistan, a place not known for its security or financial stability.
The U.S. trade war is forcing Mexico to re-evaluate its own trade partnerships.
The crisis is part of a systemic problem that rapidly emerging powers frequently encounter.
It’s not too early to consider whether what’s happening in Turkey is simply a Turkish matter.
New Delhi is a valuable partner to Washington on one but not the other.
Despite speculation to the contrary, it’s unlikely the central bank is intentionally devaluing the currency.
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