Mar 24, 2011
Japan’s recent disaster has spurred Chinese regulators to call on the central government for greater supervision amidst China’ rapidly-growing nuclear power i
Elizabeth Economy, Senior Fellow & Director, Asia Studies
Mar 19, 2011
China’s nuclear industry’s free ride may soon be coming to an end. While nuclear power represents a mere fraction of China’s overall energy use—just over on
Zhang Monan, Deputy Director of Institute of American and European Studies, CCIEE
Mar 17, 2011
The devastation caused by the disastrous 9.0-magnitude earthquake in Japan and the potential risks from radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant o
Damien Ma, Fellow, Paulson Institute
Mar 17, 2011
In Beijing’s cavernous Great Hall of the People, top leaders and political delegates settled on an ambitious economic course for China, now the world’s second
Yu Hongyuan, Research Fellow, Shanghai Institutes for Int'l Studies
Mar 04, 2011
Climate change presents the world with massive and potentially devastating challenges. As the world’s two leading economic powerhouses, China and the United St
Feb 16, 2011
Longstanding Chinese ideals, which seek balance between man and nature, could help humans find a better way of living, writes Pan Yue, China’s vice minister fo
Feb 16, 2011
Struck by a spate of fatal landslides, Shaanxi plans to relocate 2.4 million people to safer ground. But will this ambitious programme work? Meng Dengke reports
Xu Kuangdi, Vice Chairman, CPPCC 10th National Committee
Feb 14, 2011
An ancient Chinese legend tells how Emperor Yu the Great, more than four thousand years ago, tamed massive floods by uniting tribal leaders and spurring them to
Feb 14, 2011
If one word could sum up China’s environmental events of the Year of the Tiger, it would be “leak”. At the beginning of 2010, a diesel leak from the Weinan b
Feb 14, 2011
The United States and China have cooperated with each other on clean technology for years. The two powers jointly conduct low-carbon research and development, t