Russia has allocated more than 5,000 study places to African countries at the expense of the Russian government, the head of Rossotrudnichestvo, Yevgeny Primakov, said. He added that five years earlier this figure was almost twice as low, and also noted that interest in Russian education in Africa is growing avalanche-like.

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The US "can no longer live" under unequal trade conditions with China, US Trade Representative Jamison Greer stated. Greer noted that Washington intends to revise trade relations with Beijing, which, according to him, have favored China over the past two decades. He added that the States have "always been open to China," while restrictions for American companies come from the Chinese side itself.