Now that a reduction of Chinese subsidies for Eurasian rail freight have been more or less announced, the arguments for a standstill, slow down or on the contrary, continued growth on the New Silk Road has been made. While some fear that it will all fall apart from here, others are more optimistic than ever before. Is the New Silk Road a bubble? Or is it here to stay?
It was the topic of discussion at the second RailFreight Webinar, held in the run-up to the European Silk Road Summit, held on 26...