China's thirst for oil and other energy sources has placed strains on existing markets. This section contains RUSI analysis on the implications of this growing demand both internally and on the wider world
Beijing Worries About Energy: China Moves to Secure Supplies China’s remarkable economic growth during the past quarter-century has surpassed its ability to fuel its economy and has been forced for the past decade to import a steadily increasing percentage of its energy.
Fuelling insecurity: China’s quest for resources This article explores the effect that China’s increased demand for resources is having on the international market and considers the security implications this threatens for the future.
China's Dangerous Energy Nexus Over energy security, the United States and China are starting to find themselves bound into a cycle of mutual distrust.
China inside Nuclear Suppliers Group The acceptance of China as a new Member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is not just a propaganda tool for the media, but is of great importance and will affect positively overall global security.
Burma Sells Gas to China Jobs for China and dollars for Burma’s generals, tentative gas sales, a pipeline plan and road building are bringing China and Burma closer together than ever.