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From trade to commodities, China has woven much of the economic fabric of Asia over the past decade. And now in the coming years, Beijing hopes to start an infrastructure revolution that will connect cities in the region and beyond to its ever-expanding empire. From pipelines, power plants, dams, airports to rail networks, China has launched a manifesto for a new Asian order.
This vision links China’s own trade and financial hubs to the likes of Almaty, Bangkok, Dhaka, Kolkata, Karachi, Moscow and Singapore, driven by Beijing’s excess savings, diplomatic leverage and soft power.
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