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The future of Sri Lanka's ties with China is in the spotlight after the election of leftist political outsider Anura Kumara Dissanayake as president. Sri Lanka is a major recipient of Chinese investment, including financing for ports and other infrastructure projects, which critics say have created a debt trap. Mohid Iftikhar, lecturer in Comparative Public Administration at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, shares his views on Bloomberg Television.
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