Amid tensions stemming from US sanctions over South Africa’s controversial land reform policies, the nation has received robust backing from both the European Union and China. European leaders, such as EU President António Costa and ambassadors from Germany, Italy, and France, expressed solidarity, emphasizing shared commitments to equality and justice with South Africa. The EU… Read More »EU and China Rally Behind South Africa Amid US Sanctions
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