China’s faith in Djibouti is paying off, but could Red Sea crisis muddy the waters?
[South China Morning Post] - 12/28/2024
Djibouti’s key location has buoyed Chinese firms in ports and transport, but some fear the Red Sea crisis may not be all silver lining.
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