<!-- interests," the official said."In service of this strategy, has consistently sought to trade financial incentives for votes, offering bribes and canceling debt for countries that support them."China last year forgave Cameroon’s debt the month before the country withdrew its candidate to head the FAO, and threatened to cut off key exports from Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay if those countries did not back Qu, who now heads the body, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.'sThe paper said China is the sole contributor to the U.N. Peace and Development Trust Fund, which gives Chinese officials four of the five steering committee seats. The Fund advises the U.N. secretary-general on which projects to fund, allowing Beijing to lobby for its Belt and Road international infrastructure investment program, the paper said.Hong Kong's current affairs commentator Simon Lau said China has also begun...