The US is trying to drive wedge between China, its neighbors — EEF organizer
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What happened
The United States is seeking to exploit territorial disputes between China and several ASEAN countries in the South China Sea, Anton Kobyakov, an adviser to the Russian president and executive secretary of the Eastern Economic Forum’s organizing committee,…
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