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All SCO member nations barring India reaffirm support to China's OBOR projectIndia has been severely critical of the mega project as the $50 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which is part of the OBOR,...- China hopes Indian leaders to be present at next OBOR meetChinese consul-general Ma Zhanwu said the idea behind OBOR was not to form a small bloc against any country, but to explore the possibiliti...
- CPEC should not be politicised, says Nawaz SharifIndia skipped the meeting due to its concerns over the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which goes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmi...
- Why China is pressuring India to join OBOR meetingChina is sore because India's reluctance has made it difficult for China to extend the OBOR network to Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Mya...
- Russia pitches for India's participation in OBORIndia has opposed the OBOR due to its sovereignty concerns over CPEC which passes through PoK.
- Pakistan rejection of China’s dam aimed at showing OBOR in line with global rulesNew Delhi had lodged protests with both China and Pakistan over the Diamer Bhasha dam and other Chinese-funded projects in PoK.
- China rejects US criticism of OBOR passing through PoKRejecting criticism that it is dictating to the world through OBOR, the ministry said it is an "important international public product".
- A scary glimpse into how China's OBOR can ruin small countriesWhat is happening to Sri Lanka is a dire alert for small countries against China's colonial advances wrapped in benign global treaties.
- AIIB funds for OBOR projects:Government refuses to spell out stanceIndia, the second largest shareholder of AIIB with an 8 per cent stake, has been opposed to the OBOR, which is building transcontinental ro...
- All global chokepoints under OBOR pressure: Admiral HarrisHarris said it is a good thing as long as it seeks to link economically the population of China with markets and resources in Europe, and A...
- India is smart to handle OBOR process without sacrificing its position: Sergey LavrovWhen asked about possibility by Moscow joining CPEC, the flagship project of OBOR, Lavrov noted, “Russia has its own corridors and has larg...
- Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's India visit to see Asia-Africa Growth Corridor launchJapan & India will launch an initiative this month during Abe visit to balance Beijing’s efforts to expand its geopolitical influence in As...
- Nepal can benefit from joining OBOR: Krishna Bahadur MaharaChina had sent a draft proposal on OBOR to Nepal late last year. After a month-long consultation, the Nepalese side had sent back the draft...
- RSS wants government to counter China’s OBOR with OCOROBOR, the RSS says, can't fulfill the present cultural vacuum in Eurasia, adding that China’s historical claims of OBOR have no grounds as ...
- India and EU should firm up FTA to offset concerns over OBORIndia has not participated in the OBOR summit. The European countries have participated but have not signed the trade declaration of OBOR.
- OBOR summit in China: Know what it is and why India is not attendingChina is organising a grand two-day summit tomorrow to showcase its plans to build a network of trade routes under One Belt, One Road.
- European MPs caution OBOR could make continent subservient to ChinaOBOR, they said, had long-term geo-political and strategic implications for Europe, creating political and economic dependencies.
- China's OBOR initiative could worsen socio-economic difficulties for AfricaChinese policy to harness raw material and export finished products to African nations has killed local industry and pushed the countries t...
- Deal for cross-border railway project with China soon: NepalNepal Prime Minister Prachanda had during his recent visit to China proposed the Kerung-Kathmandu-Pokhara-Lumbini railway project to be a p...
- India should adopt more pragmatic attitude towards One Belt One Road: Chinese daily"Despite concerns from India, broader support has been given to the OBOR (One Belt One Road) from the international community," an article ...
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