In the days and weeks after Kyiv celebrated achieving its foreign policy holy grail—the promise of lethal U.S. anti-tank weaponry—China announced a laundry list of new infrastructure projects across Ukraine, pulling back the curtains on what some say is a looming competition for influence in the embattled, post-Soviet state.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko meets Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai in Kyiv on Dec. 5.
