China's Strides In ‘Green Energy’ Play A Vital Role in Climate Change Cooperation Amid Renewable Energy Slowdown in the United States

This article will examine the relationship between competing renewable energy markets in the United States and China. China’s advancements in “green” energy technology, most notably, EV battery development has given China unique leverage in orchestrating multilateral clean energy deals, excluding the U.S.. Seemingly, China’s progress is unmatched, as U.S. policy continues to backslide renewable energy development and policy, shifting to traditional fuel sources instead. With oil on the rise in the U.S., and China implementing solar and wind energy projects for global partners, it is clear a “green” future of climate cooperation is uncertain.

AsiaBy Chloe WalkerOctober 11, 2025green energy, china, China, renewables, EV, EVs, new silk road, belt and road initiative, green investment, clean tech, renewable infrastructure, energy

China’s Firm Hold on El Salvador’s Open Door

In Latin America, the presence of China has become an ever-growing affair of matchmaking between the Asian superpower and some of the world’s developing nations. In the present Bukele-era of El Salvador, an era characterized by doubled-down policies and a crackdown on the social and economic drawbacks, the amity of officials in Beijing has been welcomed with open arms.

AmericasBy Kevin MoscatOctober 11, 2023belt and road initiative, china, latin america, el salvador, bukeleism, china-latin america relations, influence