WASHINGTON, D.C.: The success of the new China-led development bank has caught the United States off guard, after it fought the project and now finds itself increasingly isolated.
Britain, Germany, France . . . the United States has watched, helpless and dumbfounded, as its European allies flocked to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, seen as a potential rival to the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, both institutions under powerful US influence.
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