China seeks strategic advantage in Afghanistan

Published AuthorBelle Hammond

China has staked its economic future on deeper integration with Central Asia. But as the US withdraws from Afghanistan, Beijing is concerned that a renewed civil war there could thwart regional development.

Griffith Asia Institute’s Dr Michael Clarke spoke with DW’s Spencer Kimballabout the situation.

Read the full article on the Deutsche Wellewebsite.

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