China is at war. It is not invading armies but expanding deserts that threaten its territory. As old deserts grow, as new ones form and as more and more irrigat

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then the U.S.-China relationship should be brimming with good will.  By that standard, 2010 was a celebration o

The 12th Five Year Plan has rightly focused on transformation of China’s mode of economic development as top priority in the years ahead. However, without further reform of the economic system and government dependence on particular industries and interest groups, it will be very difficult to swing the focus to innovation and insure the long run of sustainable economic development.

China, the planet's most populous country and home to one of its most dynamic economies, is in most respects a world away from the smaller, less influential

Two recent events indicate an increase in frustration between China and America in handling mutual corporate investment activities. The developments are another

Whatever one thinks of the debate over Huawei’s relationship with the Chinese government and how it should be treated in the U.S., one thing is clear: The Chin

Global food prices hardly need another reason to rise. But talk that China may have to increase wheat imports again this year due to poor harvests has added to

Before July 2007, most economists agreed that global imbalances were the most important threat to global growth. It was argued that the United States’ rising n

Continuous dilution of US dollar debts calls for replacing its dominance with multi-currency monetary order. The US-led Western countries' advocacy of revis

Although China's competitiveness has been rising over the years, its stellar economic performance could be masking other factors that prevent it from moving