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China National Petroleum Corporation
The Downfall of Su Shulin and Its Implications for Chinese Politics
By Bo Zhiyue
The downfall of a rising political star sends a strong message to other provincial governors in China.
Premier Li Keqiang’s Recession Tour
By Sara Hsu
China’s premier has sought to bolster economies ties with some of Europe’s largest economies.
A Russian Perspective on China’s Arctic Role
By Nadezhda Filimonova and Svetlana Krivokhizh
Russia’s need for new partners is opening the door for China in the Arctic.
Xi Jinping Promises Salary Cuts at State-Owned Enterprises
By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi's promise is a signal that SOEs will need to change to fulfill the CCP's goals for economic reform.
China’s Deafening Silence on Iraq
By Zachary Keck
The Iraq crisis again shows that even as China demands major power status, it remains entirely unwilling to act like one.
Vietnam and China: A Dangerous Incident
By Scott Bentley
A new Chinese documentary offers startling revelations from a 2007 confrontation in the South China Sea.
A Long, Hot Summer for China National Petroleum Corporation
A flurry of deals and political tensions complicate the outlook for China’s state-owned oil company.
Japan’s Debt Servicing Costs to Consume 21% of Budget
Plus, more PetroChina executives are being investigated by the government. Tuesday economic links.
J-Lo Croons “Happy Birthday Mr. President” in Turkmenistan
Jennifer Lopez sang for dictator Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov this weekend.
Russia: Can The Gas Empire Strike Back?
Intransigence on pricing may cost Moscow dearly in the huge Asian gas market.
China Eyes Afghan Goldmine
As NATO withdraws from Afghanistan, China is moving in. With over $1 Trillion in natural resources, the stakes are huge.
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