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Xi Jinping Plans to Fund Pakistan

President Xi Jinping of China had announced plans to contribute $46 billion for energy and infrastructure projects, an influx that could be a huge benefit to the Pakistani economy.

‘A Danger on Rails’

This short documentary warns about the dangers posed by trains that transport explosive oil across North America.

China’s President Heads to Pakistan With Billions in Infrastructure Aid

The assistance, on a scale the United States never offered in the past decade of a close relationship with Pakistan, is likely to confirm the decline of American influence in that nation.

Roads to Ruin

The relentless penetration of the last of our wilderness areas is paving the way to ecological disaster.

Remains from Lincoln’s Last Day

Today’s Republican Congress wouldn’t pass a Homestead Act, which provided a path to citizenship and prosperity for those who were neither citizens nor prosperous.

Note to Commuter: Make Yourself Heard

City leaders are asking for ordinary straphangers’ help convincing Congress to fund improvements to the nation’s transportation infrastructure.

Italy's Famous Ghost Resort

Six years after it was built, a $506 million boondoggle sits rusting in Sardinia. What happened?

A Water Dilemma in Michigan: Cloudy or Costly?

The troubled city of Flint says its supply is safe despite the development of odors and discoloration since a switch from Lake Huron to the Flint River.

The Determinants of Multilateral Development Banks' Participation in Infrastructure Projects

Multilateral development banks (MDBs) have important functions in infrastructure projects. Besides their traditional lending role, they provide additional guarantees to private investors about the creditworthiness of the project.

A Research Note on the Public-Private Partnership of India's Infrastructure Development

To clip infrastructure inadequacy both in India and rest of the World Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) emerged as an alternative to the traditional mode of infrastructure provisions of governments. The article analyses trends and patterns of various infrastructure sectors and regional distribution of PPPs at India’s national and sub-national levels to identify to what extent this has been able to curb infrastructure deficit.

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