Ten years and $1 trillion later, has China's Belt and Road Initiative reached a dead end?

Pakistani and Chinese workers walk into the underground site of the mammoth Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project in Nosari, in Pakistan-administered Kashmir's Neelum Valley. At the SCO leaders' summit recently, India again refused to support the Belt and Roads Initiative, stating that it violates India's territorial integrity and sovereignty. Under the CPEC wing of BRI, China is building construction and pipeline projects across Pakistan, but its focus has been on power plants—renewable and nuclear. Ultimately, the CPEC projects will give China access to Pakistan's deepwater ports on the Arabian Sea.