Demand from China and the rest of the world ensures its impact on diplomacy and markets, but there's no question its supremacy is waning China and the rest of the world remain thirsty for oil.

This article was originally published at Stratfor.com. By Rodger Baker In 2008, Stratfor published The Geopolitics of China: A Great Power Enclosed, the second in a series of monographs describing ...

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