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	Comments on Background Increasing influence How China is entering Europe&#8217;s ports Piraeus, Rotterdam, Antwerp and soon possibly Hamburg as well &#8211; China has its own terminals in 14 European ports or holds shares in port operators. Critics warn of the consequences of the urge to expand. From Lothar Gries.	</title>
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