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The document contains 20 multiple choice questions related to topics in current affairs, geography, history and economics. Some of the questions are: 1) The policy after the Cold War in which India began to strengthen economic relations with east and south-east Asian countries under the leadership of Narasimha Rao is known as the "Look East Policy". 2) Hawala transactions relate to payments received in rupees against overseas currencies and vice versa without going through the official channels. 3) The Indian bank that successfully completed 150 years of its operation in Sri Lanka recently is SBI.
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Canada has regional alliances with numerous countries and has free trade agreements in place with more than 10 countries. These free trade agreements “provide a competitive advantage across a wide range of sectors” states (Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development Canada, 2014). “Under an FTA, a range of Canadian goods and services benefit from the reduction or elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade, such as quotas or technical barriers” states (Foreign Affairs, trade, and Development Canada, 2014).
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APEC - Shaping the Region and the World
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The Return of Chinese Empire
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Since the beginning of the second millennium, China has begun to plan for the restoration of its former empire.
China began to control its soft economic power, which has gained control in many countries of the world, especially in Africa. That soft power, which was later called the Chinese debt trap.
Unfortunately, many countries suffer from major economic disasters as a result of falling into that trap.
The Chinese government is launching Chinese state-owned enterprises to these countries and is backed by billions of dollars from Chinese sovereign wealth funds, and these companies are seeking to buy and buy corrupt officials in those countries to prepare the country to fall into China's debt trap.
Chinese enterprises are implementing infrastructure projects in that country, financed by high interest and falsehood, and projects are starting to realize huge losses, and then China is trading these countries to acquire assets to repay the debt.
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