China has taken a much more proactive stance on the new virus than during the 2003 SARS outbreak.

Stratfor Latin America Analyst Elias Kraushaar discusses how increasing trade and investment opportunities between Mexico and China will affect the future of the two countries' bilateral relationship.

Stratfor Vice President of East Asia Analysis Rodger Baker explains that while escalating threats from North Korea carry the risk of armed conflict, war is still improbable.

Wuhan is located at a natural transportation crossroads in China and is critical for the country's future development plans.

The Yangtze River is the key geographic, ecological, cultural and economic feature of China.

China may be trying to boost nationalist sentiment by reopening a previously settled if relatively unknown maritime dispute.

As a preview of next week's series on the Yangtze River, Stratfor East Asia Analyst John Minnich discusses the crucial role the river plays in the economic development of China's interior.

Stratfor Vice President of Africa Analysis Mark Schroeder discusses African countries' dependence on Chinese investment for their own economic development.

Hanoi is building out its navy to better position itself for competition in the South China Sea.

The buildup of China's and Japan's maritime law enforcement agencies increases the danger around the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands.