The right question is what African leaders will do to demand what Africans need.

Can China finally surpass the United States as the top aid donor in East Asia?

Australia has been dragging its feet on the Belt and Road for four reasons. Each is worth a closer look.

A former high-ranking UN official discusses Asia’s politico-economic landscape.

In light of Washington's wavering, Brussels and Beijing have an opportunity.

AIIB’s “lean, clean, and green” pledge delivers a catchy slogan, but here is why some are unconvinced.

The bank’s directors will vote on a new energy sector strategy and a risky financing model.

Where regional efforts stand 20 years after the financial crisis.

The AIIB has approved its first-ever project in India.

First, China's challenger bank arose. Now, Japan has to deal with lack of U.S. interest in the ADB.

An interview with Joachim von Amsberg, vice president at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

13 new countries were approved as members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank earlier this month.

The China-led AIIB is ready for its first large membership expansion.

Now that the Chinese-led bank has begun operations, Japan's concerns have largely been addressed.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank could come to play a greater role in Myanmar.

The Bank is also set to expand its membership roster, focusing primarily on Latin American and African states.