BANGKOK -- Nearly six years have passed since China set in motion the Belt and Road Initiative in 2013, seeking to create a massive economic zone linking itself to Europe by land and sea.
Although it got off to a slow start, more and more countries, drawn by the promise of Chinese money, are getting on board.
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