Italy’s Belt and Road play

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Italy’s Belt and Road play

Andre Wheeler, director, Wheeler Management Consulting | Mar 27, 2019 7:59AM EDT

There is a need to look past the white noise surrounding the China-Italy MOU, particularly seeing the agreement for what it is.
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