- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

China’s High-Carbon Plans Clash With Climate Pledge – Analysis

By Michael Lelyveld China has yet to explain how it can reconcile plans for thousands of high-polluting projects with President

By Michael Lelyveld While analysts puzzle over the meaning of China’s latest economic slogan, the government appears poised to adopt

By Michael Lelyveld China is expecting lower growth in natural gas consumption and imports this year despite claims of economic

By Michael Lelyveld In a rare admission of China’s continuing smog problems, a top environmental official has signaled that residents

North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un issued a rare apology Friday for the shooting death of a South Korean official

By Michael Lelyveld China’s economy has sent mixed signals on its recovery in a little over a week as retail

By Michael Lelyveld China is facing widespread criticism for building dozens of coal-fired power plants that the country doesn’t need,

By Michael Lelyveld China’s commercial banks have come under increasing pressure from government plans to support economic recovery with eased

By Michael Lelyveld China is stocking up on oil from the United States in an apparent effort to ease tensions

By Michael Lelyveld As China struggles to restore economic growth, its official phrase-makers have been working overtime to rebrand the