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Mekong River Sunrise
International Relations (MP1 2021-22)

Power to Control a River – Hydropower and its Impact on Vietnam

Author lucapitzinger Date October 21, 2021
Tagged Environmental Impact, Hydro-electric dams, Hydro-Politics, International Relations, Mekong river, Southeast Asia, The People's Republic of China, Vietnam | Leave a comment |
International Relations (2019-20)

China’s involvement with refugees; myth or potential?

Author selinavandermeer Date April 9, 2020
Tagged ASEAN, Asia, China, International Relations, Politics, potential, Refugee Crisis, Refugees, Rohingya, Rohingya Crisis, The People's Republic of China, UN, UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR | Leave a comment |
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