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BRI & China Studies September 8, 2026
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China’s Belt and Road Soft Power Advances in the Balkans as Serbia’s Danube Corridor Expands

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Originally published on The Diplomatic Insight, IPDS’s sister publication. IPDS is pleased to showcase this report by the TDI News Desk.


A new 28-kilometre stretch of the Chinese-built Danube Corridor expressway opened to traffic in Serbia this week, part of a broader Belt and Road portfolio – spanning Belgrade’s metro system, the EXPO 2027 complex and the Budapest–Belgrade railway – that has made China the largest single source of foreign direct investment in Serbia in recent years.

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