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Why US Allies Are Happy to Join China’s AIIB
By Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar
The China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has swept up U.S. allies.
The Latest Sign of a China-Japan Thaw
By Shannon Tiezzi
For the first time in three years, China and Japan held a bilateral finance dialogue.
Abe Heads to G-7 with South China Sea, Asian Security on his Mind
By Ankit Panda
At the meeting of G-7 leaders in Germany, Shinzo Abe will speak on Asian security.
Could China's AIIB Be a Game-Changer for North Korea?
By 38 North/ Bradley O. Babson
Possible membership in the AIIB could incentivize needed reforms in North Korea.
The US Should Make Sure China's AIIB Succeeds
By Kerry Brown
The AIIB faces three possible fates -- and it's in the United States' interests to make sure it succeeds.
A Big Step Forward for China's AIIB
By Shannon Tiezzi
Member countries have agreed on a charter for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Is This Japan’s New Challenge to China’s Infrastructure Bank?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
There is more nuance to Tokyo’s approach than some of the headlines suggest.
The AIIB Is Seen Very Differently in the US, Europe, and China
By Yelin Hong
Across the world, views of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank diverge sharply.
China's Coming 'Lawfare' and the South China Sea
By Patrick M. Renz and Frauke Heidemann
What China's growing legal expertise could mean for its foreign policy.
What Does the Philippines Think About China's AIIB?
By Andrea Chloe A. Wong
Manila still has some lingering concerns about Beijing's initiative.
With AIIB, US Shot Itself in the Foot on Indian Infrastructure
By Raymond E. Vickery, Jr and Michael Kugelman
The United States' reaction to China's AIIB will be a setback for its cooperation with India. It's not too late to fix this.
AIIB: China's 'Phase Zero Operation'?
By William Yale
Can Beijing's claim that it wants to provide 'global public goods' via the AIIB be taken at face value?