Pakistan, China Aim To Jump-Start Belt and Road Plans in Key Talks
October 31st, 2022
Courtesy of Nikkei Asia, a look at Pakistan and China’s efforts aim to jump-start Belt and Road plans in key talks: Pakistan and China sought to revive Belt and Road projects in the South Asian country at an annual huddle, held virtually on Thursday. In the run-up to the talks, cash-strapped Islamabad appeared to have accepted […]
Read more »BRI’s Digital Silk Road
October 28th, 2022
Via IISS China, an incredible mapping tool to follow the Digital Silk Road:
Read more »Saudi Arabia and China Agree On Coordinating Investments in BRI States
October 28th, 2022
Via Zawya.com, a report that Saudi Arabia and China have agreed on coordinating investments in BRI states: Saudi Arabia and China agreed Wednesday on jointly coordinating investments in the countries of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The proposed cooperation aims to ensure oil supply and demand security to BRI countries, the Saudi Press Agency reported. […]
Read more »Upgrade for Belt & Road to BRI 3.0?
October 27th, 2022
Via the Belt and Road blog, commentary on BRI 3.0: In the report of General Secretary Xi Jinping for the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Belt&Road was only mentioned in passing. Even in the speeches of other top politicians, the former flagship project, with which the government in Beijing has stirred […]
Read more »China Carves Path To Indian Ocean With Myanmar Rail Network
October 24th, 2022
Via Nikkei Asia, an article on China’s BRI investment in Myanmar: When the West cut off aid to Myanmar after the military took control in 2021, China rushed to fill the vacuum under its Belt and Road infrastructure-building initiative. But growing concern over China’s so-called debt trap diplomacy threatens the of progress of a jewel […]
Read more »New Era of China’s Belt and Road Initiative Will See Less Risk and More Focus
October 23rd, 2022
Via the South China Morning Post, commentary on how the new era of China’s BRI is likely to see a more focused portfolio, greater international cooperation on finance and repaired relationships: Some of China’s Belt and Road Initiative projects have not been doing well, and it is not all China’s or the host countries’ fault. […]
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