Weimin Chen

China warns against US meddling in regional affairs, calls out color revolutions. Is the US color revolution playbook losing its grip on the world stage?

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham eyes military intervention in Mexico after Americans were attacked in Matamoros. But past interventions show disastrous consequences.

Overcoming regulatory obstacles that knee-cap energy industries may give humanity a realistic shot at truly clean, sustainable electricity.

The people of Yemen head into another new year of dread as the US-supported war in Yemen continues for its ninth year.

If Guyana can escape the resource course and use the potential of the newfound black gold, it may prove vital in meeting larger global energy needs.

The new U.S. chip restrictions are set to create scarcity resulting in fewer choices among products that have so elevated the overall standard of living in modernity.

Even if Germany's, and Europe’s, energy situation is resolved, the long-term east-west relationship has been severely damaged.

Nord Stream 2 could have held the tenuous relationship between Russia and the West that has now taken many steps back.

Lithuania announced that it would authorize the opening of an office in the country called the ‘Taiwan Representative Office,’

The trade war with the US has driven China to deepen its flow of trade toward surpluses with other emerging markets and forge strategic global relations.