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Flexible and sustainable: here’s how the cities of the future will look The role of infrastructure from the great colonial empires to globalization Innovation and soft power is part of China’s strategy to grow in Europe Caught in the jaws of drought Investments and conservation: California’s battle against water Paris, a European Pioneer Billions of euros in investments and new infrastructure to transform Hong Kong: Inauguration of the world’s longest bridge The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge is 55 kilometers long and connects Riding the Maya train Mexico plans to spend over $5 billion to build a railway line on the Saving America from water risk The United States needs to invest $1 trillion in the next 25 years The Middle East and North Africa: the spectre of drought Desalination treatment that makes sea water drinkable is the hope for Cities that float on the sea From French Polynesia to Monte Carlo, work is underway to build cities China: another $60 billion for Africa China’s President Xi Jinping announces a new three-year investment An underground tunnel to save the Thames The Thames Tideway Scheme, the super-tunnel to handle London Fast train to holy sites Saudi Arabia inaugurates a high-speed rail service linking Mecca and The new Défense aims to to pick up London’s scepter From skyscra*ers to parks: this Paris district aims to become the Australia Envisions the Flexible City of the Future Economist Intelligence Unit Report: how Australian cities will change The Chinese government has invested nearly $274 billion in large construction projects around the world in the past 15 years Investment funds have increased their infrastructure investments this year Europe wants its “own” New Silk Road The European Union has embarked on a strategy to invest in building China and Japan: the challenge of building South East Asia The two superpowers challenge one another for leadership in the Sydney’s Skytrain Bridge: Project of the Year Sydney’s Skytrain Bridge Wins Project of the Year Award