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19 Jan 2019 4:41 p.m. PST
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Tango01

19 Jan 2019 4:17 p.m. PST

… Silk Road

"In promoting its "Belt and Road Initiative" – an ambitious plan to open new markets for China by building logistics and trade infrastructure from Asia to Europe and Africa – Beijing has drawn parallels with the fabled Silk Road, which operated between the three continents from roughly 200BC to 1400.

But, as a matter of history, the Belt and Road is completely different to the Silk Road. In fact, there was no actual Silk Road, which is a label in widespread use only since the late 20th century that refers variously and imprecisely to long-distance trade and interactions across Afro-Eurasia…."
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