Athens' Piraeus port U-turn won't hurt China investment: analysts
They say new govt is just posturing and is unlikely to try to dislodge China from its 'gateway to Europe'
Piraeus, Greece
THE shipping containers emblazoned with the Cosco logo on the quayside at Greece's biggest port Piraeus are a sign that China has invested heavily here.
Even though Greece's new left-wing government set alarm bells ringing in Beijing when it halted the privatisation of the port last week, analysts say Athens is merely posturing.
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