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Chinese president Xi (l) and British PM Cameron (l) witness the signing of trade and investment agreements by their ministers Gao Hucheng and Justine Greening in London in October 2015 (Photo: Crown copyright)

China's high stakes in the British EU referendum

During its final hectic days, the British EU referendum debate has come to be dominated by party politics and soul-searching after the murder of Labour parliamentarian Jo Cox. As Britain is caught up in its domestic woes, interest in what the world thinks about the prospects of a Brexit has taken a back seat again.

The media stir Barack Obama caused during his April state visit to the UK when he let it be known that he is no fan of a...

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Chinese president Xi (l) and British PM Cameron (l) witness the signing of trade and investment agreements by their ministers Gao Hucheng and Justine Greening in London in October 2015 (Photo: Crown copyright)

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