India reiterates opposition to China’s BRI project
During the SCO summit in July hosted by New Delhi, India did not endorse the BRI while other members supported the project…reports
Belt and Road Forum Loses Shine
Out of the 130 global leaders touted by China, only 22 Presidents and Prime Ministers of different countries participated in the Forum,
Sri Lankan President Arrives in Beijing For BRI Forum
Sri Lanka’s total external debt exceeds USD 50 billion, with a significant portion, roughly ten per cent, owed to China…reports Asian Lite
BRI partner countries opting for bailouts from IMF
After the IMF approved a $2.3 billion credit facility that April, however, Beijing began withholding payments to contractors on other Chinese-financed projects
BRI’s Ambitious Goals Clashed with India’s Sovereignty Concerns
In all the joint declarations released after the SCO meetings in the past few years, India has opposed the BRI, even as
IMEC Aims to Rival China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called it “historic”. Other participating entities present at the announcement were the European Union, France, Germany, Italy, the
India again refrains from extending support to China’s BRI
India has said that although connectivity is very important, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all the countries should be respected…reports Asian
Belt and Road wanes as China shifts focus
As Xi promotes his twisted form of obstreperous China-centric security designed to usurp the West, the Asia-Pacific region especially will increasingly become
‘BRI aims to provide great power status to China’
Dr. Anand Parappadi Krishnan, recently joined the Centre of Excellence for Himalayan Studies, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Shiv Nadar University,
Debt-ridden nations resist China’s ‘New Silk Road’
Some analysts see the Belt and Road Initiative as an unsettling extension of China’s rising power, and as the costs of many