Oil prices crash amid economic slowdown
Global oil prices plummeted this week as demand concerns and a likely rise in supplies out of Libya outweighed delays in output rise by the OPEC+ producers. Brent crude futures settled the week at…
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A ‘path of happiness’ on the Belt and Road
Jamlik Mwangi Kariuki, a young Kenyan who once worked on the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway, twice came to China for further studies, receiving training in railway engineering, thanks to the opportunities provided by the railway. Benefiting…
The state of solar energy in Pakistan
Distributed power generation is hitting the country’s grid, making the energy mix cleaner, but also making it harder to run the already unwieldy national grid Exactly how much solar electricity does Pakistan produce? The…
PMs of Spain, Norway visit China amid trade frictions
The big picture of cooperation overrides differences in limited areas: expert Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (left) and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre File photos: ICAgainst the backdrop of China-EU trade frictions, Spanish…
The evolving landscape of China-Africa cooperation
China-Africa cooperation has evolved significantly in recent decades. From infrastructure projects to economic partnerships and cultural exchanges, this relationship has grown to encompass a wide range of mutually beneficial initiatives. As both regions face…
Pakistan: Developing infrastructure with Sukuk
Infrastructure development plays a pivotal role in driving economic growth, enhancing prosperity, and improving living standards. However, financing these projects poses a significant challenge, particularly in developing economies. Governments around the world are continuously…
