Inside the Rivalry Between the ADB and AIIB

The video discusses the evolving dynamics of global trade, focusing on China's potential role as a leader in globalization amidst the Trump administration's protectionist policies. It explores China's regional ambitions in Asia, particularly through initiatives like the AIB, and the reluctance of the US and Japan to join under Chinese terms. The discussion highlights the significant infrastructure needs in Asia and the roles of ADB and AIB in addressing these gaps. Finally, it contrasts the geostrategic perspectives of Asia-Pacific institutions, emphasizing the ideological differences between ADB and AIB.

What are the implications of China's push for regional economic leadership in Asia?

Discuss the reasons why the US and Japan have not joined the AIB.

What challenges does the ADB face in meeting the infrastructure needs in Asia?

In what ways do the AIB and ADB represent different worldviews of the Asia Pacific?

How does the AIB differ from the ADB in terms of their geographical focus?