China's ‘bridge to Europe' drives a wedge between Croatia and Bosnia

China’s ‘bridge to Europe’ drives a wedge between Croatia and Bosnia

“Our countries don’t have sufficient funds to invest in large infrastructure projects, but China does.”Read the full article

“Our countries don’t have sufficient funds to invest in large infrastructure projects, but China does.”Read the full article

By Giovanni Vale, Jelena Prtorić

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