News & Insights Across Asia
The New Development Bank, founded by BRICS nations, is offering fairer funding alternatives to developing countries. With new members and billions in projects, the NDB is reshaping global financial cooperation.
Mexico’s Mobility Summit spotlighted the rapid adoption of electric vehicles and emphasized the urgent need for infrastructure development, especially in developing countries embracing sustainable transportation.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif celebrate the completion of the New Gwadar International Airport, symbolizing deepening collaboration under CPEC.
China and Laos inaugurated the China-aided Mahosot General Hospital in Vientiane, marking a significant achievement in their Belt and Road cooperation and strengthening bilateral ties.
Former Italian Undersecretary Michele Geraci highlights China’s remarkable economic development and its potential as a model for global growth.
China’s investment in water conservancy projects reached 801.94 billion yuan in the first eight months of 2024, creating nearly 2.1 million jobs and boosting economic growth.
China and Burundi have signed an agreement for the construction of an 11-story building in Gitega to house the Burundian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation, strengthening bilateral ties.
China and African nations have pledged to elevate their partnership under the Belt and Road Initiative at the 2024 FOCAC Summit, aiming to boost economic cooperation and mutual development.
Namibia and China are strengthening their partnership in trade, infrastructure, mining, and education at the 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing, aiming for mutual growth and development.
China and Africa elevate their relationship to strategic levels as they revitalize the historic TAZARA railway, marking a new chapter in mutual cooperation and shared future.
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema highlighted the value of the China-Africa partnership in energy and infrastructure, stating it benefits both nations and the world, during an interview in Beijing.
Addressing Western critiques, this article explores the true nature of China-Africa cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, highlighting mutual benefits and dispelling myths of ‘neo-colonialism.’
China’s support in South Sudan’s infrastructure development, including the Clement Mboro Bridge and ATMS, is strengthening economic ties and fostering regional growth.
China’s production capacity continues to power Africa. Uganda’s West Nile region taps into Chinese-funded hydropower projects, bringing electricity to underdeveloped areas and boosting development.
China has highlighted the impact of the Belt and Road Initiative in Africa, emphasizing joint efforts in infrastructure development that have enhanced connectivity and supported sustainable growth across the continent.
An exploration of the ‘debt trap’ narrative surrounding China-Africa relations, highlighting the true impact of Chinese investments on Africa’s development and debunking misconceptions.
China and Africa are deepening infrastructure cooperation, with Chinese companies investing in projects across the continent, leading to significant economic growth and development.
India will invest nearly $300 million to expand lakes and build drains in seven cities, including Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru, aiming to mitigate floods and conserve water.
China and Kenya are strengthening infrastructure cooperation ahead of the FOCAC summit in Beijing. Discussions highlight the enduring China-Africa friendship and opportunities for modernization and growth.
Since the Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway opened in 2008, China’s high-speed rail has expanded rapidly, fostering economic and social development within the country and internationally.
