The world was given a unique opportunity in 2020 to take stock of what truly matters and start to better plan for the future through sustainable infrastructure projects

China recently unveiled a national development plan for the bay area that connects Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau. To achieve these lofty goals, Macau is developing its strengths and becoming a regional champion

Italy’s infrastructure woes appear to worsen with each passing year, with the most recent tragedy – the well-documented Genoa bridge collapse last August – leading to the deaths of dozens of people. The country needs a drastic sector-wide rethink to prevent such a catastrophe from reoccurring

As rapid urbanisation continues to create opportunities for the global construction industry, technology and environmental solutions are helping to usher in a new wave of glass products

As the world’s fastest-growing economy last year, Ethiopia is expected to continue its spectacular economic performance under its new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed. However, he must address the country’s inherent problems with energy supply and infrastructure to sustain this success

Malaysia’s new prime minister has decided to put a number of large projects on hold. This could cause short term economic strife, but looks to be in the country’s best long term interests

The building of giant stadiums for international events is often seen as the zenith of construction. However, many argue that the cost of these mega-projects outweighs the eventual benefits as they continually struggle to make economic sense

Foreign investors are pouring more capital into Pakistani real estate as Chinese infrastructure investment improves the country’s accessibility

Alberto Ñecco Tello explains what makes Peru an attractive destination for international investors

By offering technical assistance and well informed expertise, ProInversión is successfully connecting private investment to public sector projects in order to plug Peru’s billion-dollar infrastructure gap

Infrastructure in the US is suffering from a crisis that could see its empire come tumbling down

The potential for growth in Belarus’ economy is significant, and an increasing number of EU and US companies are beginning to explore the emerging market. According to Dana Holdings, the first step is to develop the nation’s infrastructure

Newly-merged China Railway Construction Corporation, the world’s second largest railway manufacturer, opens for trading

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will become operational in 2015, but is meeting resistance from the international community

Cornell University, the World Intellectual Property Organisation and graduate school INSEAD have released their findings on the world’s most innovative nations