Global Gateway vs. Belt and Road Initiative
How does the EU's Global Gateway plan compare to China's Belt and Road initiative?
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The EU unveiled the Global Gateway, its plan to support infrastructure globally. This move is widely viewed as an attempt to rival China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), in providing a sustainable alternative that promotes social and environmental standards. What are the differences between these two initiatives and is EU's plan ambitious enough to catch up with China?
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