Stratfor's Vice President of East Asia Analysis Rodger Baker discusses the political and economic challenges that lie ahead for China following its leadership transition next month.

Modern Indian industries, both state and private, view East Africa as a natural extension of their domestic business activities.

Acquiring major stakes in Mongolian coal projects is a key part of Beijing's plan to build integrated "coal-rail-power" hubs that would allow China at least partial control over every step of the coal supply chain.

Stratfor East Asia analyst John Minnich discusses the history and types of Chinese nationalism and how it plays a role in China today.

Stratfor Vice President Rodger Baker describes Stratfor's views on the issue of energy security.

Stratfor CEO George Friedman describes how Stratfor views the issue of demography in relation to geopolitics.

China's peaking population may encourage other labor-poor countries to look to the Philippines and Indonesia for low value-added manufacturing.

Strator's Vice President of East Asia analysis Rodger Baker discusses the complexities in the regional maritime dispute between Taiwan, China and Japan in the South and East China seas.

Estimated at 250 million people, China's migrant labor force is the largest in the world.

Stratfor discusses the Philippines' geopolitical significance and how its fractured island geography makes balancing internal issues difficult.