Prospects for Belt and Road in Central Asia in 2018-22
Landlocked Central Asian republics will gain greater global connectivity but project debt repayment will be a burden
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- Many railways, one road
- Central Asian exports
- Economic impacts
- FDI inflows
- Financing arrangements
- Debt risks
- Eurasian competition
- China's political interests
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_350.jpg "A train at the Khorgos border crossing where Kazakhstan meets China (Reuters/Shamil Zhumatov)")
