China

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205 publications
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Report
06.27.2024
Report
06.27.2024
Digital solutions for expanding EAEU’s railway transit potential

In the face of changes in the international political situation, developing transport corridors in Eurasia has become a matter of vital importance.

Article
06.27.2024
What markets has the dry port in Xi'an opened for Kazakhstan

In February 2024, China hosted the official opening ceremony of the logistics cargo terminal of Kazakhstan in the dry port of Xi’an

Article
06.27.2024
China-Europe freight rail service traverses continents, history

The China-Europe freight rail service achieved a remarkable milestone on May 25 by completing its 90,000th journey

Article
06.27.2024
Container shortage is shipping’s Achilles’ heel

An initial surge in freight prices — prompted by ships taking the much longer route around the Cape of Good Hope — petered out in March, yet prices have now surged even higher

Article
06.27.2024
China-Italy Trade: Beyond the Belt and Road Initiative

After a 5-year trial, Italy has decided to withdraw from the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative and is seeking to further develop the bilateral relationship outside of this framework

Article
05.31.2024
Strengthening rail connectivity between South-East Asia and North and Central Asia

Strengthening the rail network between the two sub-regions is becoming a more and more urgent issue

Article
05.31.2024
The role of Russia and China in the development of the transport and logistics potential of Eurasia

Eurasia is currently witnessing a significant increase in transport projects. This is due to increased interest from major players on the continent, such as Russia and China, who are seeking alternative transport routes in response to the challenges faced by maritime transport

Report
04.24.2024
Report
04.24.2024
Red Sea crisis: Impact on maritime and overland cargo traffic

The Red Sea crisis was a new challenge for maritime shipping, which begs the question of whether the maritime shipping market will be able to adapt to new circumstances or whether the unstable situation in the Red Sea will push shippers to switch to rail transport.