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TIME TO BREAK THE SILENCE ON TIBET

February 16, 2021;

Michael van Walt van Praag & Miek Boltjes for The Sunday Guardian Live. China’s aggressive behaviour towards India and Bhutan, its expansionism in the South China Sea, and its bullying and interference in Nepal, Mongolia, and Southeast Asia, all accompanied by a sense of entitlement are directly related to how the international community has treated…

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