Marcin Grabowski PhD of the Jagiellonian University gives us an insight into China's policy toward the Central and Eastern European Countries. The situation that has been under development for the last few years is more complex than it would seem. What exactly China is ready to offer the countries of the region?

In mid-December the summit meeting of China and Central-Eastern European countries was held in Belgrade. What conclusions can we draw from this meeting? 

Belgrade summit may be recognized as a natural continuation of the so-called Warsaw Initiative, i.e. the meeting held in the 16+1 formula, i.e. 16 Central and Southern European countries (meeting attendants included Albania, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary) and The People's Republic of China. (...)

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