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This is a simulation of a planned seven kilometer long bridge in the Maldives that will link its capital, Mal, with the islands to its west. It will cost over $500 million to build and will be funded by India. However, on the other side of the capital, you can find the just finished two kilometer long China Maldives Friendship Bridge that has been funded by China. And this is no coincidence. In fact, it seems to be part of a trend for India as basically trying to drive Chinese money out of southern Asia by providing its own money as an alternative. For example, while Chinese loans famously helped build mega-projects all over Sri Lanka when its economy crashed last year, India provided over $4 billion in loans to Sri Lanka, while China only provided $1.2 billion. Furthermore, while Bangladesh was just a few years ago one of the key recipients of Chinese money to build new rail lines and bridges, its finance minister recently warned other nations against borrowing too much from China.