Emerging and developing markets are competing to attract outside investment and playing an even greater role in the global economy.
Competing visions for regional integration and development in Northeast Asia speak to its potential global significance. But for now, Northeast Asian development remains mostly promise and, even where actual progress is made, it tends to stir no shortage of controversy.
CSIS discusses the Build Back Better World initiative and the essential elements of a successful U.S. global infrastructure strategy.
Allied alternatives to China’s Belt and Road face a central challenge: international politics and infrastructure projects have fundamentally different timelines.
Jonathan Black and Daleep Singh, the UK and U.S. G7 Sherpas, respectively, discuss the Build Back Better World (B3W) infrastructure initiative and the G7’s response to China’s Belt & Road Initiative, among other outcomes from the June 2021 summit.
More China-backed coal capacity has been cancelled than constructed in recent years, creating an opportunity for recipient countries to pivot toward renewable sectors.