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Jun 11, 2021 34 min

Why does Lithuania care about China?

from The Missing Piece [International] Hosted by The Missing Piece

"Lithuania’s top diplomat in China has rejected claims that her country was taking sides against Beijing by quitting the China-led 17+1 mechanism, saying the withdrawal was prompted by less-than-expected trade benefits," says an article from South China Morning Post. But what does the usual Lithuanian student think about Lithuania and China relations? Why would Lithuanians insist on human rights? Today's guest - Gabriele, international journalist, and co-host of The Missing Piece.

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