Xi Jinping's 'Global Security Initiative' got a test run at last week's Horn of Africa conference.
Xue Bing, China Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa (left) and Redwan Hussein (right), National security advisor to the Prime Minister of Ethiopia at the first Horn of Africa peace conference in Ethiopia, June 20, 2022. Credit: Amanuel Sileshi/AFP via Getty Images
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