Author: RFA

By Michael Lelyveld As much of the world looks to China as a major source of investment, the country’s economic

By Michael Lelyveld The threat of conflict between the United States and Iran will pressure China to deal with its

By Michael Lelyveld China’s plan to create a national oil and gas pipeline company may raise the country’s reliance on

By Michael Lelyveld As China faces another year of slower economic growth, the government is preparing “contingency plans” that could

 By Michael Lelyveld Less than a week after opening its first natural gas pipeline to China, Russia has mounted a

By Michael Lelyveld China has promised tougher protections for intellectual property rights, but the government’s new guidelines suggest that strict

By Michael Lelyveld Economic and political pressures are pushing China to build more unnecessary coal-fired power plants, putting global climate