Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

Economic, military, and diplomatic cooperation is well underway.

There is an increasing concern that the CCP is using the BRI to to promote its “Chinese standards” and seize the global technical standards-setting power.

‘The CCP is engaging in indirect confrontations with the United States, aiming to dismantle the current international order,’ Carl Schuster says.

Why would the CCP abandon a friend it has engaged with for decades in favor of supporting Hamas?

Since 2015, only $822 million has been spent out of the $3 billion investment promised by China.

Chinese influence and Red Sea regional tensions undermine US counter-strategy

The advent of a Chinese research vessel with advanced spying capabilities is causing concern for India, neighbor to the tiny archipelago nation.

Experts on NTD’s Pinnacle View offer their insights into the turmoil in the Red Sea, navigating the complexities of maritime conflicts and shifting alliances

The new government is also moving a raft of new laws to gives business owners more flexibility.

The total outstanding debt owed to China is roughly $1.1 trillion—over half of these loans are now due.

Financial and economic problems at home as well as diplomatic tradeoffs are crimping Beijing’s quest for global stature.

An insider told The Epoch Times that the Chinese Communist Party is behind the recent offensives by regional militant groups in northern Myanmar (Burma).

Xi’s charm offensive at this year’s Belt and Road Summit shows how sad and weak the initiative has become.

The prospect of Italy’s withdrawal and other dissatisfied or troubled clients are shaking this once-imposing initiative.

The railway connects Jakarta and Bandung at speeds up to 217 miles per hour, the fastest in Southeast Asia.

Senators Victor Oh and Yuen Pau Woo are boosting ties with communist China via engagement with the China International Development Cooperation Agency

Newly proposed legislation in the U.S. Senate would require every American overseas embassy to designate an employee to monitor activities of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and develop strategies for countering it.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said she has not yet decided whether to remain part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, but she believes that good relations with China are possible without the scheme.

Economic, military, and diplomatic cooperation is well underway.

There is an increasing concern that the CCP is using the BRI to to promote its “Chinese standards” and seize the global technical standards-setting power.

‘The CCP is engaging in indirect confrontations with the United States, aiming to dismantle the current international order,’ Carl Schuster says.

Why would the CCP abandon a friend it has engaged with for decades in favor of supporting Hamas?

Since 2015, only $822 million has been spent out of the $3 billion investment promised by China.

Chinese influence and Red Sea regional tensions undermine US counter-strategy

The advent of a Chinese research vessel with advanced spying capabilities is causing concern for India, neighbor to the tiny archipelago nation.

Experts on NTD’s Pinnacle View offer their insights into the turmoil in the Red Sea, navigating the complexities of maritime conflicts and shifting alliances

The new government is also moving a raft of new laws to gives business owners more flexibility.

The total outstanding debt owed to China is roughly $1.1 trillion—over half of these loans are now due.

Financial and economic problems at home as well as diplomatic tradeoffs are crimping Beijing’s quest for global stature.

An insider told The Epoch Times that the Chinese Communist Party is behind the recent offensives by regional militant groups in northern Myanmar (Burma).

Xi’s charm offensive at this year’s Belt and Road Summit shows how sad and weak the initiative has become.

The prospect of Italy’s withdrawal and other dissatisfied or troubled clients are shaking this once-imposing initiative.

The railway connects Jakarta and Bandung at speeds up to 217 miles per hour, the fastest in Southeast Asia.

Senators Victor Oh and Yuen Pau Woo are boosting ties with communist China via engagement with the China International Development Cooperation Agency

Newly proposed legislation in the U.S. Senate would require every American overseas embassy to designate an employee to monitor activities of China’s Belt and Road Initiative and develop strategies for countering it.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said she has not yet decided whether to remain part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, but she believes that good relations with China are possible without the scheme.