Beijing and Sri Lankan debt; can the US enlist the Dutch in China tech war?
About Asia15 Jul 2022

Beijing and Sri Lankan debt; can the US enlist the Dutch in China tech war?

The Post's Beijing-based diplomacy correspondent Laura Zhou analyses Beijing's political and economic relationship with Sri Lanka, “debt traps” and the Hambantota port; tech desk editor Zhou Xin discusses the US pressure on Netherlands-based ASML, the world's premier builder of semiconductor-making machines, to ban exports to China and its impact on China's tech industry.

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