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Maritime Silk Road
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China's Two-Front Diplomacy: 'Go West' and 'Leap East'
By Jin Kai
China is expanding ties to its west as well as eastward across the Pacific Ocean.
Zhou Yongkang, Islamic State and China’s Pivot West
By Yo-Jung Chen
The downfall of its oil and security tsar gives China a chance to salvage relations with its Muslim minority.
Iran Looks East, China Pivots West
By Lauren Dickey and Helia Ighani
The two countries need each other, in a relationship that seems unlikely to be derailed soon.
Will New Delhi Play Beijing's Bold Bilateral Game?
By Ankit Panda
China remains interested in transforming its relationship with India.
Why China Embraces Narendra Modi
By Shannon Tiezzi
Beijing is optimistic about China-India ties under new Indian PM Narendra Modi.
Shared Energy Interests an Opportunity for Sino-Indian Cooperation
By Wang Tao
China and India have a shared interest in securing energy supplies. Could they work together?
China's 'New Silk Road' Vision Revealed
By Shannon Tiezzi
A new series in Xinhua offers the clearest vision yet of China's ambitious "New Silk Road."
Why China Needs the US in Afghanistan
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's plans for western development require stability, which means Beijing needs lasting peace in Afghanistan.
Sri Lanka’s Growing Links with China
By Jack Goodman
Trade, investment and a strategic Indian Ocean location bring the two countries closer together.
China, Pakistan Flesh Out New ‘Economic Corridor’
By Shannon Tiezzi
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a part of Beijing's greater strategic plan.
China Invites India To The 'Maritime Silk Road'
By Ankit Panda
Although there are few specifics at the moment, the invitation could be an effort to reframe China's rise.
The Maritime Silk Road Vs. The String of Pearls
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's vision for a maritime silk road updates and clarifies its interest in the "string of pearls."
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