US has approved US$553 million in funding for Lobito railway as US seeks to counter China, secure access to critical minerals.
US has approved US$553 million in funding for Lobito railway as US seeks to counter China, secure access to critical minerals
The attacks targeted police stations, railway lines, and vehicles on highways, with the Baloch Liberation Army claiming responsibility for the violence.
Commerce minister Wang Wentao and key legal official Shen Chunyao brief political elites on third plenum resolution in Hong Kong session.
With a new Thai leader in place, analysts speculate over whether she will ask for China’s aid in a massive land bridge project that would serve both countries’ interests.
Both traditional energy sources and new ones such as wind and solar power feature in talks as Xinjiang eyes foreign investment.
President Xi Jinping made the pledge along with promises of economic support in a meeting with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka
Major cement producers see higher prices – and profits – in countries such as DRC, Mozambique and Ethiopia amid China’s property crisis.
The network of Luban workshops teaching practical skills is seen as effective way of boosting the country’s influence in Africa and Asia.
A year after pulling out of the belt and road, the Italian leader came away from Beijing with a three-year action plan for greater cooperation.
Workers including Chinese citizens were injured in the robbery in April and suspects have been detained, according to Beijing Xiaocheng.
Former PLA officer said worsening relations with the US and its allies have made the task more urgent.
Province debuts agency aimed at developing global legal services after Communist Party calls for measures to counter ‘long-arm jurisdiction’ of US and allies.
China’s economic influence, diplomatic connections and commitment to multilateral solutions makes it a potentially transformative force for peace.
Easy access to scholarships and a lenient visa regime are making Chinese universities the top choice for a growing number in Africa.
China supports a new ‘five-point road map’, an updated version of a peace plan previously agreed upon between Myanmar’s military junta and rebel groups.
Beijing may have realised it had been a ‘bit insensitive’ after Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka revisited police deal, analyst says.
Beijing attempts to woo Balkan and Central European countries, but faces scepticism over Russia relations and stalled cooperation mechanism.
Beijing shows signs of frustration as megaprojects in Pakistan, including Gwadar port and CPEC, face growing security risks, observers say.
Violent clashes in Balochistan highlight the challenges facing China’s Belt and Road Initiative investments in Pakistan.
With Sheikh Hasina’s downfall, Bangladesh’s interim government will have to relook at the mega projects tainted by corruption, analysts say.
From rising authoritarianism to political instability, unrest throughout the region has intensified alongside shifting alliances.
Regina Ip says city must also reposition itself in new geopolitical landscape and tap emerging markets such as Middle East.
An article in leading party journal said the international system and legal framework was a ‘new battleground’ for global competition.
Priority must be to restore order, protect investors from Hong Kong, mainland China, elsewhere. Bangladesh must not squander economic gains.
The area has long been plagued by violence, and Chinese citizens have also fallen foul of recent crackdown on illegal gold mining.