Silk Road Development Weekly – December 31, 2018
The Belt & Road And Beyond.
Compiled by Chris Devonshire-Ellis
Analysis & Opinion
- A Preview Of Your Chinese Future (Foreign Policy)
- Brave New World Made In China (The Trumpet)
- What Is Made In China 2025 And Why Has It Made People So Nervous? (China Briefing)
- America Competes With China’s Belt & Road (NTD)
- China Is Counting On Its Trade Surplus In Its Battle For Supremacy (MarketWatch)
- China Warned To ‘Assess And Prevent Risks’ When Pushing Belt & Road Projects (South China Morning Post)
- How China’s Debt Trap Diplomacy Came Under Siege In 2018 (Quartz)
- Beijing’s Big Bad Year (Foreign Policy)
- Xi Jinping’s Plan For China To Dominate The World (Bloomberg)
- Understanding China: New Growth Drivers And Opportunities For Cooperation (China.Org)
- Trans-Eurasian One Belt One Road: Business Approach To Develop Rail (Global Railway Review)
Finance
- Will China Seize Prized Port If Kenya Can’t Pay Back Its Belt & Road Loans? (South China Morning Post)
- Russian Banks Eying Up Chinese Market Potential As Bilateral Trade Increases (China Briefing)
- Planning Ministry Clarifies News Article On CPEC Debt (The News)
Regional
- China’s Icy Silk Road: Beijing’s Ambitions To Use Arctic Circle For Military & Economic Goals (Epoch Times)
- China’s GPS Rival Extends Its Reach To Europe And Africa (Fortune)
- More Sanctions Please: Russia-EU Trade Turnover Surges By Almost 22% (Russia Today)
- Russia-India Trade Turnover To Surge Threefold By 2025 (Russia Today)
- US Withdrawal From Syria Leaves China’s Plans For Investment Up In The Air (South China Morning Post)
- US Sees Africa as A Stage In Its Confrontation With China (Financial Times)
- Algeria To Innovate In Infrastructures As It Vows To Join China’s Belt & Road Initiative (African Daily Voice)
- Integration Without Liberation In Central Asia (East Asia Forum)
- China Applauds Maldives For Continued Commitment To Belt & Road Initiative (Raajjemv)
- How Long Can India Sit Out China’s Belt & Road Initiative? (Al Arabiya)
- EU Welcomes Indian Participation For Its Proposed Connectivity Projects (Economic Times)
- Ties Between India And China ‘Back On Track’ (Deccan Chronicle)
- India Proposes Setting Up Free Trade Zones For Russian Investors (India Briefing)
- Japan And China Could Be About To Forge An Alliance That Will Shield Them From The Coming Recession (South China Morning Post)
- Panama Could Soon Become China’s Gateway To Latin America Thanks To An Imminent Free Trade Agreement (LSE)
- How Chinese Interests And Money Have Revived Brazil’s Ambitious Amazon Rail Network (PS Mag)
About Us
Silk Road Development Weekly is compiled each week by Chris Devonshire-Ellis, Chairman of Dezan Shira & Associates. The firm has 28 offices throughout Eurasia and assists foreign investors into the region. For strategic advisory and business intelligence issues please contact the firm at silkroad@dezshira.com or visit www.dezshira.com
Related Reading:
Silk Road and OBOR Business Intelligence
Dezan Shira & Associates´ Silk Road and OBOR investment brochure offers an introduction to the region and an overview of the services provided by the firm. It is Dezan Shira´s mission to guide investors through the Silk Road´s complex regulatory environment and assist with all aspects of establishing, maintaining and growing business operations in the region.
Dezan Shira & Associates’ Service Brochure
Dezan Shira & Associates´ brochure offers a comprehensive overview of the services provided by the firm. With its team of lawyers, tax experts, auditors and consultants, it is Dezan Shira´s mission to guide investors through Asia´s complex regulatory environment and assist with all aspects of establishing, maintaining and growing business operations in the region.
China’s New Economic Silk Road
This unique and currently only available study into the proposed Silk Road Economic Belt examines the institutional, financial and infrastructure projects that are currently underway and in the planning stage across the entire region. Covering over 60 countries, this book explores the regional reforms, potential problems, opportunities and longer term impact that the Silk Road will have upon Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe and the United States.