By Fu Jing

May 27, 2015

"During my recent trip to Minsk, Belarus, I met with Jaroslav Romanchuk, economist and a presidential candidate in 2010. Since he lost the election to President Alexander Lukashenko, I wanted to talk with him to know what a politician not in power thinks about China.

Normally, in the West, politicians in power and those in the opposition hold opposing views on China to attract voters. So I thought Romanchuk, now president of Scientific Research Mises Center and deputy chairman of United Civil Party of Belarus, will have views different from that of Lukashenko, who considers China a friend."

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