China’s one belt one road: has the European union missed the train?

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This Policy Report focuses on the overland routes that connect China to Europe via Central Asia and it aims to answer the question whether the European Union (EU) should engage China in the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative.

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China’s one belt one road: has the European union missed the train?

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