Tariffs, aid reduction, and diplomatic understaffing are eroding US influence, and critical mineral deals alone won’t revive ...

Over the past two decades, China’s financial engagement with Africa has grown remarkably, primarily through infrastructure-focused loans. ・China's financial involvement in Africa has grown ...

For two decades, China’s strategy in Africa was straightforward: shower the continent with opaque and corrupt loans to build roads, ports, and power plants, securing influence and natural resources ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Chinese President Xi Jinping and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa attend the 2018 ...

Sibanye includes this image of its mining operations in Driefontein, South Africa, on its website. BRUSSELS (CN) — Brussels will push infrastructure investments to 400 billion euros ($440 billion) by ...

China pledged $20 billion in credit to African governments for the next three years, in an effort to expand its geopolitical reach beyond Asia. Chinese President Hu Jintao promised the loans — double ...

The United States itself has become China’s largest borrower, raising uncomfortable questions about the narrative Washington ...