Why China, Japan and Taiwan are clashing over small, uninhabited islets.
As tensions between Ottawa and Washington rise, Beijing's reliance on North American oil becomes increasingly important.
What began as a squabble over oil has escalated. Before long, it will be a war over the country's future.
The Fukushima disaster left Japan with an ongoing energy crisis. What Washington can—and should—do to help.
To secure Beijing's cooperation, Washington should offer up access to U.S. energy markets.
From tinted glass to microwave communications, U.S. defense and industrial sectors depend on natural resources that are mostly produced in China.
New technologies mean an energy bonanza is on the horizon. And Beijing may be the biggest winner.
Tensions in the corrupt Russian energy sector have reached a boiling point.
Can natural gas save the United States?
Unprecedented national debt and unreliable sources of imported oil leave the United States in a dangerous predicament.
