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Central Asian leaders forge new deals with Trump

Isabelle DeSisto - November 12, 2025

Here’s what happened at this year’s C5+1 meeting.

Good to Know: Sovereign debt

Layna Mosley and B. Peter Rosendorff - January 10, 2025

Sovereign borrowing is central to what governments do – but increasingly costly, even for wealthy democracies.

Sri Lanka can’t count on China to solve its debt problems

Layna Mosley and B. Peter Rosendorff - September 12, 2022

The country owes a lot of money to a lot of creditors.

Debt ceiling battles may hurt the U.S. dollar

Stephen B. Kaplan - October 16, 2021

While China is patiently building up credibility, America is spending it down.

A Chinese airport project in Zanzibar floundered. Here’s what the new G-7 infrastructure plan can learn.

Veda Vaidyanathan - August 18, 2021

Our analysis of megaprojects reveals where Chinese companies enjoy advantages — and where they fall short

The Cold War is a poor analogy for today’s U.S.-China tensions

Jessica Chen Weiss - July 11, 2021

That view ignores China’s deep challenges — and the strength of U.S. diplomacy

Two of China’s Belt and Road projects reveal a flaw in the G-7′s new global financing plan

Alvin Camba - June 28, 2021

For some countries, megaprojects have political and infrastructure goals

The G-7 wants to mobilize new global financing as an alternative to China’s multilateral push

Jonathan Kay, Christopher Kilby, and Ayse Kaya - June 15, 2021

Our research examines loans from the Beijing-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

China’s ‘wolf warrior’ diplomats like to talk tough

Yaoyao Dai and Luwei Rose Luqiu - May 11, 2021

We analyzed 20 years of Chinese Foreign Ministry transcripts to track the increase in hostile language

Why do some Muslim-majority countries support China’s crackdown on Muslims?

Jonathan Hoffman - May 3, 2021

Western countries have condemned the repression in Xinjiang, but Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt praised China’s efforts to restore ‘safety and security’

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