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There’s plenty of Eurasian Supply Chain developments to follow in this week’s Belt and Road Briefing.
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Economic data from the first quarter of 2022 show that China’s trade with RCEP member countries expanded 6.9 percent year-on-year. We provide more details.
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We highlight new opportunities for foreign companies in the draft “2022 Catalogue of Encouraged Industries for Foreign Investment”, which contains a total of 1435 items.
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After weeks of stringent lockdown measures, Shanghai has released new guidelines to enable industrial and work resumption.
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As the Russia-Ukraine conflict shortly enters its fourth month, we look at how global supply chains are beginning to react.
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New Opinions from China’s State Council offer measures to boost the country’s consumption landscape. Will they be enough to counteract COVID-19?
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Getting to grips with China’s foreign policy requires rather more than a singular US-, EU-, or UK-based approach. by Chris Devonshire-Ellis China media analysis has tended to be dominated by US-based opinion in recent years, with blogs and websites, such as China Big Idea, Sinocism, and Sup China, as well as columnists, such as Tom[…..]
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This week’s round up covers Turkey’s Gemlik Port, the Caspian and Black Sea Routes to Europe, trade developments in Central Asia, Iran and the INSTC, and India’s interests in Russia.
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