China Reform Monitor: No. 1163
Beijing reverses on price controls for prescription drugs;
Chinese lakes drying up at unprecedented rate
 
Beijing reverses on price controls for prescription drugs;
Chinese lakes drying up at unprecedented rate
 
When it comes to the prospects of war in Europe, perhaps we simply aren't asking the right questions. For months now, Russia watchers within the Beltway and in European capitals have been preoccupied with anticipating the next moves of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the year-old conflict taking place in Ukraine.
Russian demographics at the crossroads;
Nonprofits feel the heat
 
Last month 57 nations applied to become founding members of China's newest creation: the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). Ostensibly designed to help finance projects that sate Asia's expanding appetite for infrastructure, the AIIB has left Washington struggling over how to respond. Some applaud China for assuming greater international responsibility and wielding soft power to aid Asia's growth. Some oppose the move as undermining the U.S.-led economic order and using aid as a tool to advance China's strategic agenda.
Beijing reverses on price controls for prescription drugs;
Chinese lakes drying up at unprecedented rate