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AidData Says China’s State-Backed Lending Hit $2.2 Trillion, With the U.S. as Top Recipient

A new reconstruction finds opaque, state-directed credit targeted wealthy nations’ strategic assets, intensifying national‑security scrutiny.

Ukraine and Germany Deepen Talks on Budget and Defense Financing in Kyiv