17-Dec-11 WV-China adds Seychelles to its String of Pearls

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17-Dec-11 WV-China adds Seychelles to its String of Pearls

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17-Dec-11 World View -- China may add the Seychelles to its 'String of Pearls'


Fitch says a comprehensive euro zone deal is 'beyond reach'

** 17-Dec-11 World View -- China may add the Seychelles to its 'String of Pearls'
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Cairo suffers worst violence since election, as army attacks protesters
China considers a naval base in the Seychelles
Fitch says a comprehensive euro zone deal is 'beyond reach'
Germany expresses doubts about helping the IMF help Europe
Pakistan commemorates the war that created Bangladesh


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Gwadar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Burma,
Fitch, euro zone, France,
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Germany, Bundesbank, Canada, Czech Republic,
East Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bengali, Bangla

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Re: 17-Dec-11 WV-China adds Seychelles to its String of Pear

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It looks like we may be adding a 6th troubled country in addition to PIIGS. The dominoes are only beginning to fall.

JULLIEN1

Re: 17-Dec-11 WV-China adds Seychelles to its String of Pear

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Dear John,

Burma is on the east cost of the Bengali Gulf (you probably had Pakistan in mind when writing : it is on the eastern cost of the Arabian Sea).

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Re: 17-Dec-11 WV-China adds Seychelles to its String of Pear

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Dear Jullien,
JULLIEN1 wrote: > Burma is on the east coast of the Bengali Gulf (you probably had
> Pakistan in mind when writing : it is on the eastern cost of the
> Arabian Sea).
Thanks for the correction. I copied that sentence from the article I
was referencing. Here's the paragraph from the article:
The Diplomat wrote: > China began pursuing its so-called “String of Pearls” strategy in
> the Indian Ocean in 2001 via the commercial route, constructing
> the Gwadar port. Subsequently, China won contracts to construct
> ports at Hambantota on the southern tip of Sri Lanka, Chittagong
> in Bangladesh and Kyaukpyu on the east coast of Burma in the
> Arabian Sea.
I should have looked at a map.

John

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