China’s %BeltAndRoadInitiative is reshaping the global landscape for critical minerals, with long-term implications for technology supply chains and commodity markets. Investors should stay informed ...

China, already a dominant player in the rare earths market, is leveraging the BRI to expand its access to these resources. Agreements with countries such as Indonesia, the Democratic Republic of ...

"Every successful infrastructure project under the BRI delivers far-reaching benefits that attract global attention," Lin said. In Asia, the China-Laos ... people around the globe to share in ...

“China’s supersized market has provided important development opportunities for countries involved in the BRI, and goods originating in these countries now account for nearly half of China ...

Critics pushing the “debt trap diplomacy” slogan often downplay the fact that BRI debt is as much a problem for China as it is for borrowing countries. Though Beijing’s attempt to adjust its ...

China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), also referred to as the New Silk Road, is a massive infrastructure project launched in 2013 by President Xi Jinping to boost China's economic and political ...

Since 2013, the BRI has delivered global benefits through key projects: the China-Laos Railway boosted ... while enabling more people around the globe to share in development opportunities and ...

Under the auspices of the BRI, Italy signed numerous institutional arrangements with China, covering everything from double taxation to recognition of certain sanitary requirements for pork ...

This gathering in Beijing provides useful clues for how BRI will evolve in the coming years. The Belt and Road Initiative – Who Is In? According to China’s first-ever white paper on BRI ...

Launched by China in 2013, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been a crucial tool for Beijing to increase its economic clout globally by funding infrastructure projects across the globe.

They signed a BRI framework cooperation agreement during Nepali PM Oli’s visit to China. Will that speed up implementation?