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TAIPEI — Taiwan will add a new section to the south end of the high-speed railway traversing the island’s western coast, its premier said Tuesday, a move likely to create opportunities for builders and newly served

Beijing Daxing International Airport, the mega airport in southern Beijing, is expected to be fully operational before September 15, the industry regulator said on Monday. Liu Chunchen, an official from the Civil Aviation Administration of China

Prakash Javadekar, minister of environment, forest and climate change and minister of information and broadcasting in India, was quoted by media reports as saying recently that the Indian government is likely to invest 100 trillion rupees

FIDIC has signed a ground-breaking memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the China International Contractors Association (CHINCA) to improve collaboration between international and Chinese businesses, facilitate skills and knowledge transfer and increase the understanding and use of

China Communications Construction Company (1800) is facing operating pressure and competition overseas, says board secretary Zhou Changjiang. The state-owned company is China’s largest port builder and dredger. It also constructs roads, bridges and railways. About 23

The Bank of China (BOC) has said that, by the end of June this year, it had approved more than $140 billion of credit and funded over 600 major projects under the Belt and Road Initiative

MANILA, Philippines — San Miguel Holdings Corp. emerged victorious as its unsolicited proposal to build a new international airport in Bulacan went unchallenged during the Swiss challenge period and supposed opening of rival bids yesterday. With

Authorities in Russia’s Samara Region are ready to begin construction of a 4km-long (2.5 miles) bridge across the Volga; it is the first part of an ambitious international traffic corridor linking Europe with Western China. The

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – A new public project slated for groundbreaking on Sept. 16 will breathe new life into the cityscape of Taichung in central Taiwan. As its name suggests, the Taichung Green Museumbrary (台中綠美圖) will