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China happily lend money, if they later cant repay then china will take important infrastructure or natural resources.
Zambia economically can’t afford to repay its debt, which actually makes it the creditor (China)’s problem. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)


The Chinese government says the United States should stop pressuring Beijing on debt relief for Zambia and focus on averting a government default at home, which could have repercussions for the global economy.
"The biggest contribution that the US can make to the debt issues outside the country is to cope with its own debt problem and stop sabotaging other sovereign countries' active efforts to solve their debt issues," the Chinese embassy in Zambia said in a statement on Tuesday.
In responding to Yellen, China zeroed in on the battle between Republican lawmakers and Democratic President Joe Biden's administration over raising the US debt limit to allow more borrowing to keep the government running.


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Maybe China should "cope" with it's own problems then. Always seems to be the one jumping in with opinions on others problems, only to tell everyone else to mind their own if anyone says anything other than Praise about them