Brazil’s Slums Thrive Through Modernization and Global Cooperation
Brazil’s slums are transforming through youth programs, electric highways, and sustainable projects, showcasing successful cooperation with the Chinese mainland.
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Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge: The Chinese Mainland’s First Double-Decked Modern Marvel
Explore the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, the Chinese mainland’s first domestically designed double-decked modern bridge on the Yangtze River, a milestone in global bridge history.
US Introduces BRI-Inspired India-Middle East-Europe Corridor at G20
At the G20 summit, the US unveiled the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, echoing China’s BRI. Experts question the project’s feasibility and implementation.
Lower Sesan 2 Hydropower Station: Cambodia’s Largest Renewable Energy Project
Discover Cambodia’s Lower Sesan 2 Hydropower station, one of Asia’s longest dams and the country’s largest renewable energy project, powering 20% of its capacity since 2018.
Piraeus Port Transformed by COSCO: A Decade of Growth and Opportunity
COSCO’s management of Greece’s Piraeus port since 2008 has led to a seven-fold increase in throughput, enhancing worker lives.
A Decade of the Belt and Road Initiative: Inclusivity, Connectivity, Symbiosis
Reflecting on the Belt and Road Initiative a decade later through three defining words: inclusivity, connectivity, and symbiosis.
Techo International Airport: Cambodia’s New 4F Gateway Boosting Global Tourism
Discover Cambodia’s new Techo International Airport, a state-of-the-art 4F class hub set to ease travel and attract global tourists.
Indonesia’s Digital Transformation: The Silk Road’s New Frontier
Indonesia is becoming a digital powerhouse with extensive infrastructure modernization and the influence of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Mombasa-Nairobi Railway: Connecting East Africa’s Future
Explore how the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway is transforming East Africa’s connectivity, economy, and communities.
Mexico City’s Metro Line 1 to Reopen After Extensive Renovations
Mexico City’s Metro Line 1, the busiest in the city, is set to reopen on September 23 after a year of renovations involving CRRC, ensuring smoother operations for daily commuters.