China Rejects ‘China Threat’ Narrative in Greenland Debate
China’s top diplomat rejects a ‘China threat’ narrative in Greenland, challenging US and NATO plans to keep Beijing out of the Arctic and its implications for climate justice.
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China’s top diplomat rejects a ‘China threat’ narrative in Greenland, challenging US and NATO plans to keep Beijing out of the Arctic and its implications for climate justice.
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