Connecting the World: How High-Speed Rail Is Transforming Asia's Economic Potential

Asia is leading the world in constructing high-speed rail networks, with China beating speed records as it extends its rail lines within and without its borders. China isn’t keeping its rail technology to itself but sharing it with its neighbours as part of its Belt and Road Initiative, increasing prosperity and cooperation in the region.

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