China’s Premier Says Government Debt ‘Controllable’; Promises Insurance Reforms January 30, 2012 By Aileen Wang and Chris Buckley China’s Premier Wen Jiabao said the nation’s government debt is at an “overall safe and controllable” level, that funding for...
Cancun Climate Talks End with Modest Steps, No Kyoto Deal December 13, 2010 By Chris Buckley and Russell Blinch The world’s governments agreed Saturday to modest steps to combat climate change and to give more money to poor countries,...
China Blames Climate Talks Standoff on Rich Nations October 8, 2010 By Chris Buckley China said on Friday that rich nations must lock in fresh vows to slash greenhouse gas output to unblock talks...
U.S. Says Climate Talks Fail to Make Headway October 6, 2010 By Chris Buckley The United States said on Wednesday U.N. climate talks were making less progress than hoped because of a rift over...
China Says Climate Talks Must Tackle Rich Nations CO2 Cuts October 5, 2010 By Chris Buckley Greenhouse gas cuts vowed by rich nations remain far from enough to escape dangerous global warming, a top Chinese climate...
Climate Chief Urges Nations to Show Deal Can Be Done October 4, 2010 By Chris Buckley The U.N. climate change chief urged governments on Monday to make real steps towards a new treaty to fight global...
China Says Greenhouse Gas Emissions Catch up with U.S. October 29, 2008 By Chris Buckley and Emma Graham-Harrison China’s greenhouse gas emissions have caught up with the United States and will not fall any time soon, a top...
China, European Union Vow to Work on Trade, Ease Tibet Tension April 25, 2008 By Chris Buckley China and the European Union vowed on Friday to seek balanced trade and foster cooperation in climate change in high-level...