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The European Union wants to compete with China's New Silk Road via a multibillion-euro infrastructure initiative in Africa and Asia. But the project is meeting with resistance, even within its own ranks.
China is known to entrap weaker economies through its debt trap, but the bigger threat, not so much talked about, is its strategy to entrap stronger economies like US, G7 Countries as well as India into its dependency trap, which indirectly mutes counter actions against Chinese aggressive design, irrespective of its magnitude, dimension and implications.
After another tumultuous year in 2022 that upended some of our predictions this time last year, the CSIS Economics Program is ready to try again to make sense of the year ahead. Here are five things we will be watching in 2023: Global Economy: Global economic growth is likely to slow next year amid persistent, albeit probably moderating, inflation. The economic boost from
Jade Scarfe and Chensi Li of Development Reimagined outline four lessons the US must learn if it is to match the multilateral ambitions of China.
On This Page Overview Curriculum Eligibility How to Register Alumni Contact Course Dates November 2-4, 2022 Location 1616 Rhode Island, Ave. Washington, D.C. 20036 Virtual participation available upon request Tuition $3,500 USD Registration Deadline October 19, 2022 Register Brochure Overview Get a master’s-level introduction to the fast-moving global infrastructure story,