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Tag Archives: ODA

BRI Notebook: Why does the developing country status matter to China?

Guo Yu shows the complexity of grouping countries based on their developmental status

2022年11月29日 in Governance.

BRI and the Philippines’ BBB – where two infrastructure projects meet

President Duterte’s “Build Build Build” infrastructure push is transforming the Philippines’ landscape and its politics. Researchers Jerik Cruz and Hansley Juliano discuss how the “pivot to China” strategy shapes the BBB program and whether recent tensions might change the dynamics.

2021年5月18日 in Southeast Asia.

What China’s new foreign aid rules can and cannot do

CIDCA’s proposed Measures open a new window into Chinese foreign aid, but stakeholders should manage their expectations

2018年12月18日 in Foreign aid.

October monthly round-up: teacher/student complex

Shinzo Abe’s visit to Beijing sets the two countries on a path to collaborate along the Belt and Road

2018年11月10日 in BRI in media.

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