The BRI-CPEC Outlook in 2024
Across the spectrum of its engagements in 2024, the BRI will extend its influence into diverse array of domains, spanning economics, culture and ecology.
Feb 4, 2024
The BRI Expands a New Horizon for the Global Community of Shared Future
Official data suggest that the BRI has been gaining momentum in countries and regions all over the world through its networks of roads, ports, railways, power plants, and other infrastructure projects.
Oct 18, 2023
Anti-CPEC Nexus and the Hand Behind “Debt Trap”
The U.S. is supporting and running anti-CPEC malicious campaigns. They have also coined terminologies like ‘debt trap’ controlling Pakistan.
Jul 6, 2023
The Chinese “Debt Trap” Is a Myth
‘Debt trap’ accusation against China is a deliberate attempt to undermine the BRI. Loans from China are used to build infrastructure projects that boost productivity and increase repayment capacity, whereas loans from the West are normally used to cover trade and fiscal deficits at high-interest rates.
Aug 26, 2022
Global Debt Relief Should Not Be about Politics
The numerous mechanisms created by the U.S. are being used to isolate and exclude others. This demonstrates how much debt crises are a product of a world increasingly divided and at odds with itself, threatening the foundations of globalization and post-cold-war prosperity.
Jul 25, 2022
China’s Debt Relief Diplomacy and the Western Conspiracy Theories
The Western campaign of debt trap is actually an effort to hide the Western debt trap.
Aug 9, 2021
CPEC Emerging as Economic Boon for Pakistan
Since its launch, the CPEC has helped to create a conducive and favorable environment for the country, guaranteeing prosperity, a bright future and security along with a sustainable economy.
Sep 17, 2018
The Stigmatized Kyaukpyu Project: The Biggest Trap is the “Debt Trap” Theory Itself
Debt Trap is originally a western economic term, meaning that a debtor accepts a debt tempted by certain interests and then is trapped in a long-term debt obligation which is hard to get free from due to high interest rates, changing pay-off plans or unreasonably high penalties for late payments.
Aug 13, 2018
Did China Get Sri Lanka to Cough Up a Port?
“China got Sri Lanka to cough up a port,” said the New York Times in a widely quoted article published on June 25, 2018.The article claimed, “Every time Sri Lanka’s President Mahinda Rajapaksa turned to his Chinese allies for loans and assistance with an ambitious port project, the answer was yes.
Jul 30, 2018