More: Belt and Road
Chinese Economic Policy Strategy after the Global Financial Crisis: A pseudo Bretton Woods in the Making?
China adopted economic policies in regards to the crisis with internal as well as external implications. The external aspects which this study is focusing...
Silk, Spices and Oil -‘Transcaucasian’ Trade Route and Georgia
Authors: Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua, Dr. Emil Avdaliani
Georgia is a comfortable acting passway for Asian oil and gas to the European industry. “Transcaucasian” pipelines...
Strategic Depth of Belt and Road at CPEC extension and COVID-19: The Case of Balochistan
Balochistan poises together as much significance for Pakistan as much as it does for the China. Balochistan offers the longest land ride of the...
The Infrastructure Competition Between the West and China: A Co-Prosperous Future?
Since the beginning of 2020, humanity has been shadowed by the fear and panic of COVID-19, which might cause one to neglect some subtle...
BRI to Health Silk Route: How COVID-19 is Changing Global Strategic Equations?
The
beginning of 2020 brought a wild card entry into global strategic equations in
the form of Coronavirus Pandemic, with Wuhan being the initial epicentre in...
Coronavirus and it’s impact on the Belt and Road
The Corona Virus epidemic has shaken the world in numerous ways. The
virus which first emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan (Hubei province)
has led...
Pakistan in Debt Trap
For the last few years, Western Media was
propagating that launched the “Belt and Road Initiative” (BRI) to trap
developing countries in debt and increase its...
Banks need to take Belt and Road environmental risks seriously
China’s
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is intended to catalyse the economies of
countries around the globe.
Yet BRI projects overlap some of the most ecologically fragile...
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Promoting Perspectives from Pakistan
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is defined
by the Government of Pakistan as “the growth axis and development belt
featuring complementary advantage, collaboration, mutual benefits and common
prosperity.”...
Borders and identities in the globalised world
“We intend to be kind to everyone. We have
many friends. But just as importantly, we aspire to remain ourselves.”-Lee Kuan Yen (1923-2015), Prime
Minister of...