
China Backs AIIB’s Push for Global Infrastructure Development
China pledges support for AIIB’s cross-border infrastructure initiatives, emphasizing global connectivity and sustainable development at the 2025 Annual Meeting in Beijing.
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China pledges support for AIIB’s cross-border infrastructure initiatives, emphasizing global connectivity and sustainable development at the 2025 Annual Meeting in Beijing.
China’s Pinglu Canal, featuring the world’s largest inland water-saving ship lock, aims to boost regional trade and economic growth by 2026, enhancing connectivity with ASEAN markets.
A bridge collapse in Guizhou Province caused by heavy rainfall-triggered landslides prompts swift emergency response. No casualties reported as authorities assess damage.
China’s new UHV project transmits renewable energy from Xinjiang to Chongqing, cutting CO2 emissions by 16 million tonnes annually while boosting regional development.
China’s Xiongan-Xinzhou High-Speed Railway, set for 2027 completion, aims to boost regional connectivity and economic growth across Hebei and Shanxi provinces.
Three bridges over Yunnan’s Nujiang River reflect China’s journey from wartime resistance to modern prosperity, symbolizing a century of transformation.
China’s record-breaking ‘Navigator’ TBM achieves a milestone under the Yangtze River, advancing the Chongqing-Chengdu high-speed rail project and regional integration.
China announces tiered funding for urban renewal in 2025, targeting infrastructure upgrades in mega-cities and key economic regions to drive sustainable development.
Record 7.5 million passenger trips on Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge in Q1 2025 signal deepening regional ties and economic integration across the Greater Bay Area.
China’s Pinglu Canal redefines regional trade, linking inland southwest to the South China Sea. Discover its transformative impact on ASEAN economies and cross-border connectivity.
China’s Hami-Zhengzhou UHVDC line transmits record 10,000 GWh of renewable power, boosting regional growth and energy connectivity in 2023.
Peru’s economy is projected to grow 4% in 2025, driven by the new Chinese-built Chancay megaport transforming Pacific trade routes and regional integration.
Explore the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, a symbol of China’s engineering prowess and a catalyst for economic growth, connecting history with modern development.