Tag Archives: Chinese

China’s fast-growing wine industry is beginning to earn international acclaim and attract foreign talent.

A proposed canal in Nicaragua would rival Panama's as a link between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. But indigenous and environmentalist protesters are crying foul.

The rise of Asia might be better conceived as the re-emergence of a world in which population size and economic size are closely linked. The global diffusion of technology, and institutions, has given poor but populous countries an opportunity to catch up.

With drop in oil prices, US may be able to wield an “oil weapon” directly rather than using Saudis as surrogates. The economic impacts of the oil price slump on the global macro-economy are multiple, complex and conflicting.

The poaching and trafficking of wildlife has reached pandemic levels throughout Africa, threatening a growing number of species with outright extinction in our lifetime.

As the climate warms and the ice melts, the Arctic could become the next great theater of global cooperation—or a battlefield.

After a blockbuster US listing, Jack Ma's best asset may be Alipay, the online payment service not included in the Alibaba offering.