China-Colombia Relations and the Future of New Alliances: Recent Milestones and Perspectives (Tatiana Gélvez-Rubio – Australian Institute of International Affairs)

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July 28, 2025

As Colombia celebrates 45 years of diplomatic ties with the US, it is simultaneously redefining its foreign policy by forging deeper strategic and economic partnerships with China. This pivot reflects growing frustration with diminished US support and a broader push to diversify international alliances amid a changing global order.

China-Colombia Relations and the Future of New Alliances: Recent Milestones and Perspectives – Australian Institute of International Affairs

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China-Colombia Relations and the Future of New Alliances: Recent Milestones and Perspectives (Tatiana Gélvez-Rubio – Australian Institute of International Affairs)

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