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A 2025 report from the Lowy Institute projected that the world's poorest countries would make a record $22 billion in debt repayments to China in 2025.
Claimed by: Lowy Institute
A study in The Journal of Economic Perspectives found that Chinese loan contracts often contain confidentiality clauses that prevent the borrower from disclosing the debt's terms or existence.
Claimed by: The Journal of Economic Perspectives
For transactions under $100 million, the U.S. Export-Import Bank is not required to publish any information.
Claimed by: Tosin Akintola
A 2023 study by Stanford's Center on China's Economy and Institutions found that distressed borrowers constituted 60% of China's overseas lending portfolio.
Claimed by: Stanford's Center on China's Economy and Institutions
Federal law requires the U.S. Export-Import Bank to send Congress a detailed statement for transactions of $100 million or more, but this statement is not published and the bank is not required to disclose if private financing was available.
Claimed by: Tosin Akintola
According to the Green Finance & Development Center at Fudan University, China has spent $1.39 trillion on its Belt and Road Initiative since the program began.
Claimed by: Green Finance & Development Center
The Lobito Corridor is a transnational network connecting mineral-rich areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Zambia to the port of Lobito in Angola.
Claimed by: Tosin Akintola
In 2013, China announced its Belt and Road Initiative, a plan to finance infrastructure projects in the developing world.
Claimed by: Tosin Akintola
In 2025, China spent $61.2 billion on developing countries in Africa.
Claimed by: Tosin Akintola
According to the Associated Press, China-based Huawei is estimated to have supplied more than half of the 4G and 5G network infrastructure in Africa.
Claimed by: Associated Press
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