China's Debt Diplomacy: Land of a Million Elephants Faces Control Concerns
Wednesday, 10 July 2024, 03:36
Land of a Million Elephants Debt Crisis
A recent report exposes a surge in debt levels in the Land of a Million Elephants, which have nearly doubled within a year. The majority of this debt, totaling USD 950 million in 2023, is attributed to debts owed to China.
Key Points:
- Rapid Debt Increase: From USD 507 million in 2022 to USD 950 million in 2023.
- Chinese Influence: Concerns over the extent of control through debt diplomacy.
- Financial Stability: Questions arise about the country's economic resilience and sovereignty.
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