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Chinese President Xi Jinping first unveiled the massive Belt and Road Initiative in 2013. Since then, Beijing has pledged nearly a trillion dollars for investment dozens of countries from the Indo Pacific across the Eurasian landmass. As American policymakers continue to work out the best way to counter this plan, they must keep a sharp eye on Eastern Europe, Djibouti, and Kazakhstan, the “buckle” of the initiative.

In May, Chinese President Xi Jinping gave opening remarks to a two-day international forum designed to demystify and attract support for Beijing’s “Belt and Road Initiative.” This estimated $1 trillion investment campaign aims to create extensive new infrastructure and intergovernmental partnerships to deepen global trade in Chinese goods and services and provide China with

After Sri Lanka, it is Uganda's turn. According to reports, Uganda is likely to lose its only international airport to China due to its inability to repay a loan. The East African country is landlocked, and the international airport is strategically significant for Uganda. The Ugandan authorities and the Chinese Embassy in Uganda denied the news. But the controversy around