To Counter China’s Expansionist Ambitions, Extend the Indian-European Corridor Eastward
The free flow of goods between Europe, the Middle East, and the Indo-Pacific is critical to global trade — and America’s strategic interests.
Born at New Delhi and announced by President Biden, an ambitious plan for a transport corridor connecting India with the Middle East and, ultimately, Europe, is a potential game changer for global trade. Yet, this visionary plan could be vastly improved if, rather than ending in India, it extends farther east, where it can counter Communist China’s expansionist ambitions.
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