China debt-trap

China debt-trap

Bangladesh to fall into 'Chinese debt trap' is a misperception: Momen

Bangladesh to fall into 'Chinese debt trap' is a misperception: Momen

Yuan banknotes are seen in this illustrative photograph taken in Beijing July 26, 2010. Photo :Reuters

US Treasury official criticizes China's 'unconventional' debt practices

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IMF says Sri Lanka needs to talk with China about debt restructuring

Such comments are inappropriate on a public forum

Such comments are inappropriate on a public forum

A 70 percent stake of The Hambantota port in Sri Lanka has been leased to China for 99 years Photo_ Bloomberg

What does the world think?

Professor Mustafizur Rahman. Illustration: TBS

Sri Lanka has been dependent on China, our sources are diversified

Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar (L) and Minister of Foreign Affairs Bangladesh AK Abdul Momen. Illustration: TBS

The back-and-forth between AK Abdul Momen and Subrahmanyam Jaishankar

Photo: AFP

How China got control of a Sri Lankan port: The New York Times

A 70 percent stake of The Hambantota port in Sri Lanka has been leased to China for 99 years Photo_ Bloomberg

Myths about the Hambantota Port Deal: The Diplomat

India is misrepresenting China’s Belt and Road Initiative aid as a ‘debt trap’: Global Times

India is misrepresenting China’s Belt and Road Initiative aid as a ‘debt trap’: Global Times