A new book of photographs captures the landscapes, buildings and faces along the route that once conveyed untold wealth ...

the New Silk Road is now physically rising up from the deserts, borderlands, and coastlines of Eurasia. This new trans-continental economic grid is expected to generate over $2.5 trillion worth of ...

A potential misconception about these trans-continental trains is that they are, in fact, traveling across continents. They’re not; only the containers are. Like how on the ancient Silk Road ...

The "Eurasian Continental Bridge" links continents by rail. It is dubbed the New Silk Road. China has already confirmed it is keen and willing to participate in developing the use of the route.

"Historical accounts typically cast large Silk Road oasis cities, political capitals, or market towns as dominant nodes within trans-continental trade and economic networks across Asia," write the ...

"The money can be used for the future protection of these sites." He added that the New Silk Road, the Eurasian Continental Bridge that travels through over 40 countries and regions in Central ...

Sponsor Message Liu adds that the land-based Silk Road was always the bigger and better known of the two routes. China has always been first and foremost a continental power, he says, with a ...

After unearthing a rare collection of highly prized Silk Road artefacts ... elite imported during the 1st Century AD, the cross-continental trade system was established much earlier.

China’s push to deploy critical digital infrastructure worldwide, from next-generation telecommunications networks to subsea ...

The "Silk Road" refers to a series of routes that crisscrossed Eurasia ... Korean and Japanese ships crossing the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan brought continental goods to Japan. The ...

The Silk Road was born over two millennia ago, a network of commercial and cultural routes interconnecting much of continental Asia and branching out to the islands of Southeast Asia, East Africa, and ...

The Silk Road refers to one of the world's largest ... that the Roman elite imported during the 1st Century AD, the cross-continental trade system was established much earlier.