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China’s Belt and Road will cut transport times and costs but countries along the trade routes would need to develop better safeguards to address the debt sustainability risks stemming from the project, according to ...
Southeast Asia is in need of billions of dollars worth of infrastructure to sustain economic growth. China’s One Belt, One Road initiative may yield the finance needed.
