China's economic presence in Central Asia is marked by interdependence rather than dependency, as it finances industrialization and infrastructure projects in the region. This challenges the narrative of 'debt-trap diplomacy' commonly associated with China's foreign policy.
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High — notable development with meaningful geopolitical or humanitarian impact
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