Other BriefingsBelt and Road Weekly Investor Intelligence, #37
Tuesday, July 13, 2021
This week’s Belt and Road Investor Intelligence looks at the changing situation in Afghanistan as China and Russia try to work deals with the Taliban and prevent conflicts reaching into Central Asia.
We look at what is being done, and how investments into neighboring Pakistan could reshape the face of Central Asian trade.
Further afield, we look at the growing synergies between China and Brazil, and how Russia and Indonesia look to match trade sectors via an EAEU FTA.
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- The Afghanistan Belt And Road: China’s Opportunity Or A Death Trap?
- The Taliban Says It Will Not Attack Central Asian Nations
- Russia Prepares To Militarily Administer Afghanistan To Protect China’s BRI
- Pakistan’s Gwadar Port Receives Additional Funding & Infrastructure
- Brazil And China To Align National Investment Programmes
- Russia And Indonesia Looking At EAEU Trade Cooperation
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