By Clyde Russell China's seaborne imports of crude oil ticked up in August from July but remained nearly 40% below levels before the start of the Iran conflict. China, the world's biggest oil importer ...
Over the last few months, Philippine President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr has concluded that Manila’s relationship with China has become too strained, and now is the time to restore balance. At a ...
This article is part of China's Medical Footprint in Africa, a CGSP series examining the many dimensions of China's presence in the continent's health sector from the medical teams China has ...
By Ji Xianbai Southeast Asia faces a region-wide energy price shock. Higher fuel import bills, expanded subsidies, inflationary pressures and exchange rate swings are shrinking fiscal space and ...
Energiewende is a German word no international energy researcher can avoid. Coined in the 1980s and entering mainstream political discourse in the early 2000s, the term describes Germany’s ambitious ...
Legal action against over 100 Philippine nationals in China has become the latest flashpoint in fraught politics of arrest that are further souring Philippine perceptions of China. On August 10, in ...
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