New Silk Roads: Recent Episodes
New Silk Roads
A podcast about the many dimensions of the New Silk Road from an international perspective focussing on the numbers.
Welcome to the Silk Roads Histories podcast in which we discuss the history of the Maritime Silk Road, part 2. In this podcast professor Richard Griffiths will dive even deeper into the history of the maritime Silk Road following the seven voyages of Zheng He coast, to coast. Listen now!
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Welcome to a new podcast from the New Silk Roads project! This time we will dive into China's trade with BRI countries. Listen now! For more content visit our social media channels
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Welcome to a new podcast from the New Silk Roads Project! This podcast is dedicated to the Belt and Road Initiative and why it is NOT a Marshall Plan.
What is the link between the current Maritime Silk Road and the Ancient Maritime Silk Road? Why does President Xi Jinping refer to a 15th century Chinese Admiral in his speech? What is the importance of the invention of a new ship? Find out the answers to these questions in this new Silk Roads History Podcast PART 1 in which Professor Richard Griffiths covers the history of the Maritime Silk Road. Listen now!
Welcome to a new Belt and Road Podcast from the New Silk Roads! Today we have a very interesting podcast for you! Professor Richard Griffiths is in Prague interviewing Professor Alexey Maslov, expert in China's and Russia's Belt and Road. He will enlighten you with the Russian perspective on the Belt and Road initiative. Listen now!
In this podcast from the New Silk Roads Podcasts Series professor Richard Griffiths will take you back to the origins of the Maritime Silk Road. These ancient routes have been used by many cultures, goods and ideas throughout time. Listen now to find out more!
This is the first podcast from the New Silk Roads project in which professor Richard Griffiths looks back at the two months that changed the world. What impact does the coronavirus have on the structures of the world? Listen now!