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A Chinese Dissident's Conviction: Calibrating Western Response
I am a long-term resident of China, working in an industry -- advertising -- in which productivity is inextricably linked to robust self-expression. ...
China's Banks Copy Citigroup in Hiding Bad Loans Off Their Balance Sheets
The danger in China's off-balance sheet shell game is that a good percentage of the original loans have been made to companies with oodles of political clout but absolutely no chance of every repaying the loan.
The Copenhagen Accord: A Big Step Forward
Too many observers, in my view, are judging the Copenhagen Accord by the wrong yardsticks.
Typing Aloud About China's Climate
China has been widely blamed for the failure of the Copenhagen climate talks. Is that fair?
Who's the Government? Who's the God?
The secrecy and isolation of the Chinese/Obama meetings says it all. The rest of us are waiting outside with the rising seas and the fires and droughts and freak storms.
Making His List, Checking It Twice
Just when Barack Obama thought his toughest decisions were behind him--his Afghanistan strategy, tackling unemployment, what to say to Tiger Woods i...
Copenhagen: A Theater of the Absurd
I think we owe it to the Copenhagen participants to recognize that, for these two weeks, they made the debate over health care seem reasonable by comparison.
Key Countries Agreed to Copenhagen Accord to Address Global Warming
World leaders -- most notably President Obama -- took over these negotiations and used everything in their power to push forward an agreement in Copenhagen.
Let's Get Real About Copenhagen
Let's get real about Copenhagen. Until now, the biggest roadblock to signing the Kyoto agreement, and to making progress at
Foreign Affairs Roundup
This Week's Top Stories in Foreign Affairs: End of START and A New Beginning for Disarmament SI Analysis: An agreement on a follow-up treaty to the 1...
Climate Change: China can Make a Real Difference on the Issue
After refusing to publicly commit to any numerical target for reducing emissions, China seemingly out of the blue announced it would reduce its carbon intensity by 2012.
Brown, Obama and the Dalai Lama
President Barack Obama is caught between a rock and a hard place -- between Mr. Brown and the Dalai Lama. Last October, when Barack Obama canceled hi...
Copenhagen: China's Chance to Lead; Where is the United States?
Much like how China found a way to modernize in many areas, China's current leadership knows that it must leapfrog from smokestacks to the next generation of clean energy sources.
Green News Report -- December 17, 2009 (Audio)
IN TODAY'S AUDIO REPORT: COP15 Cop-out? Copenhagen climate talks stalled in the last days -- or are they? Our special coverage continues... PLUS: A...
Time for a Big Debt Deal With China
In an age of relative American decline, private placement of U.S. Treasury debt with the world's leading Communist power is an embarrassment whose time has come.
Copenhagen Blues: Obama's Weak Hand on Climate, and the California Option
Obama has cobbled together some impressive-looking cards, including action in California. But he's nowhere near signing a Copenhagen Protocol, were one to emerge, which it will not.
Why the Road to Clean Energy Goes Through Little Rock
While the climate change issue is much bigger than a competition between any two countries, it does show how much can be accomplished when even one nation commits to action.
The Mulch: Peaceful Protests Turn Violent in Copenhagen
By Alison Hamm, Media Consortium Blogger The United Nations Climate Change Conference (Cop15) turned ugly today when police officers beat back hundre...
Two Moves by the U.S. and China That Could Unlock the Copenhagen Chess Game
The U.S. and China each need to do one more thing to give one another, and rest of the world, the confidence to move forward in Copenhagen
How to Hold the Rich to Their Word
The entire world will gain enormously from the resulting predictability, fairness and follow-through of climate and development financing that we urgently need.
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