China silent on allegations of NATO spying as Beijing extends Canada anti-dumping probe
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China silent on allegations of NATO spying as Beijing extends Canada anti-dumping probe
JAMES GRIFFITHS
ASIA CORRESPONDENT
PAUL WALDIE
EUROPE CORRESPONDENT
HONG KONG AND MONS, BELGIUM
PUBLISHED 45 MINUTES AGO
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Two men walk past the NATO logo during the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, on July 7.
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