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Singapore working closely with [People's Republic of] China to make [Belt and Road Initiative] a success
TODAY
14 Jul 2017
Belt and Road Initiative gives hope for better development
ShanghaiDaily.com
11 Jul 2017
How Southeast Asia can leverage [People's Republic of] China's new Silk Road
Southeast Asia Globe Magazine
5 Jul 2017
[People's Republic of] China plans Arctic belt and road initiatives
The Maritime Executive
3 Jul 2017
What drives Chinese outbound tourism?
East Asia Forum
16 Dec 2016
Singapore will benefit from development of Maritime Silk Road: Observers
Channel News Asia
22 Jul 2015
[People's Republic of] China spins new Silk Road to the West
The Indian Express
12 Jul 2015
What does [People's Republic of] China's Silk Road policy mean in practice?
Forbes
15 Jun 2015
[People's Republic of] China: Silk roads and open seas
rt.com
30 May 2015
Interview: [People's Republic of] China's Silk Road crucial for Italian tourism: official
Xinhua News Agency
23 May 2015

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