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Asian Bank Tracks Projects In India From Space Amid Covid Travel Bans
In a world of Covid travel bans, the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank has found an unusual way of keeping tabs on major development projects in places like India and Turkey that staff can't visit: tracking progress from space.
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Japan PM Unveils $110 Billion Plan for Asian Infrastructure
Japan unveiled a plan on Thursday to provide $110 billion in aid for Asian infrastructure projects, as China prepares to launch a new institutional lender that is seen as encroaching on the regional financial clout of Tokyo and its ally Washington.
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John Kerry and China Leaders to Meet in Beijing, May 16-17
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet senior Chinese leaders in Beijing this weekend at a time of heightened concerns in Asia and Washington over China's pursuit of maritime claims and shared worries about North Korea.
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Barack Obama, Shinzo Abe Say Not Opposed to China Infrastructure Bank
US President Barack Obama and Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe said Tuesday that they were not opposed to China's Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, but stressed it needs high standards and transparency.
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India Could Become Vice President of China-Led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank
India is likely to get the Vice-President's post in China-backed Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in which India and 56 countries have been admitted as founding members.
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Ready to Link Our Silk Route Plans With India's 'Spice Route' and 'Mausam' Projects, Says China
Ahead of this week's annual Defence Dialogue, China has expressed its readiness to work with India to link its ambitious Maritime Silk Route plans with India's 'Mausam' project in a bid to address New Delhi's strategic concerns and derive "common benefits".
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China, India Among 21 Countries to Sign Memorandum on Regional Development Bank
China, India among 21 countries moved forward on Friday towards setting up an Asian infrastructure lender seen as a counterweight to Western-backed international development banks.
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Asian Bank Tracks Projects In India From Space Amid Covid Travel Bans
In a world of Covid travel bans, the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank has found an unusual way of keeping tabs on major development projects in places like India and Turkey that staff can't visit: tracking progress from space.
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Japan PM Unveils $110 Billion Plan for Asian Infrastructure
Japan unveiled a plan on Thursday to provide $110 billion in aid for Asian infrastructure projects, as China prepares to launch a new institutional lender that is seen as encroaching on the regional financial clout of Tokyo and its ally Washington.
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John Kerry and China Leaders to Meet in Beijing, May 16-17
US Secretary of State John Kerry will meet senior Chinese leaders in Beijing this weekend at a time of heightened concerns in Asia and Washington over China's pursuit of maritime claims and shared worries about North Korea.
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Barack Obama, Shinzo Abe Say Not Opposed to China Infrastructure Bank
US President Barack Obama and Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe said Tuesday that they were not opposed to China's Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank, but stressed it needs high standards and transparency.
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India Could Become Vice President of China-Led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank
India is likely to get the Vice-President's post in China-backed Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in which India and 56 countries have been admitted as founding members.
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Ready to Link Our Silk Route Plans With India's 'Spice Route' and 'Mausam' Projects, Says China
Ahead of this week's annual Defence Dialogue, China has expressed its readiness to work with India to link its ambitious Maritime Silk Route plans with India's 'Mausam' project in a bid to address New Delhi's strategic concerns and derive "common benefits".
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China, India Among 21 Countries to Sign Memorandum on Regional Development Bank
China, India among 21 countries moved forward on Friday towards setting up an Asian infrastructure lender seen as a counterweight to Western-backed international development banks.
