Culture: the cry of men in face of their destiny
(Albert Camus)
Published on 25 June 2010
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Article
Haitian disaster relief may rekindle diplomatic battles between China and Taiwan and usher in another era of ‘dollar diplomacy’
The human and economic toll of the January earthquake in Haiti highlights the institutional weakness of many poor countries when faced with natural disasters.
With difficulty providing basic services before the earthquake and the destruction of many aid centres (including the UN mission headquarters), the need for immediate foreign assistance is undeniable. While the immediate international response has been remarkable, mirroring that of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, another factor may go largely unnoticed: China’s offer of assistance.
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