HELLFIRE PASS, Thailand—Seventy years after the end of World War II, plans are again being laid to build a railway through the thick jungle separating Thailand from what was then Burma.
“The world is likely to see a new but somewhat different surge of Chinese influence in the region,” said Yun Sun, a senior associate with the Stimson Center think tank.
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