China

Chinese leaders’ repeated calls for the PLA to be ready to plan, fight, and win wars is an ominous sign.

The balance of power in Northeast Asia could be dropped on its head. Old tensions — and new ones– could be unleashed.

With some arguing China is turning North Korea into a 21st-century tributary state, it can’t stop its reunification with the South.

China is believed to hold the world’s largest reserves of shale gas. Making it viable will be the challenge.

“If Washington isn’t comfortable with a more powerful China…making China wealthier by trading with it doesn’t make much sense.”

Elizabeth Economy offers three tips to advance U.S. interests in the bilateral U.S.-China relationship, and in Asia.

With strong words coming from both sides, Tokyo and Beijing’s spat over islands in the E. China Sea drags on.

Caterpillar seems to have learned a painful lesson when it comes to accounting standards in China.

According to one report, “up to 40 percent of China’s rivers were seriously polluted” and “20 percent were so polluted their water quality was rated too toxic even to come into contact with.”

Apple is gearing up for increased sales to eager consumers in China. Can the iPhone and iPad maker deliver?

With Shinzo Abe back in power, could an old initiative be reborn?

Developed economies are beginning to struggle with aging populations and more retirees. China may soon join them.