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Dmitry Medvedev

Former Russian President Questions Kazakhstan’s Sovereignty 

Former Russian President Questions Kazakhstan’s Sovereignty 

By Paolo Sorbello
Medvedev has since deleted the social media post and blamed hackers.
 Russia-Vietnam: Cooperation in the Arctic?

Russia-Vietnam: Cooperation in the Arctic?

By Nadezhda Filimonova
The two countries look likely to strengthen ties in the energy sector.

Putin to Press on With Russia’s Military Modernization

Putin to Press on With Russia’s Military Modernization

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Can the Kremlin sustain its ambitious military modernization program in the long run?

Premier Li Keqiang’s Recession Tour

Premier Li Keqiang’s Recession Tour

By Sara Hsu
China’s premier has sought to bolster economies ties with some of Europe’s largest economies.

The EU and Russia: China's Balancing Act

The EU and Russia: China's Balancing Act

By Shannon Tiezzi
In the EU, China finds an economic partner; in Russia, a strategic ally. How does Beijing balance the two?
Russia May Block Western Flights to Asia

Russia May Block Western Flights to Asia

By Zachary Keck
Russia may prohibit U.S. and EU airlines from traveling through its airspace on flights to and from the Asia-Pacific.

Undermine Russia From Within

Undermine Russia From Within

By Zachary Keck
Turning Russian public opinion against Vladimir Putin should be the goal. Here's how to do it.
Russia Is Doomed

Russia Is Doomed

By Zachary Keck
Don’t be fooled by Putin’s façade; the pillars of Russian power are steadily declining.

The Significance of Russia’s Frustration with North Korea

The Significance of Russia’s Frustration with North Korea

By Stephen Blank
Pyongyang appears to have shunned Moscow's attempts at direct engagement.

China's Restrained Nationalism

China's Restrained Nationalism

Chinese leaders have displayed more self-control when it comes to sovereignty issues than their counterparts in Asia.

The Thorn in Japan-Russia Ties

The Thorn in Japan-Russia Ties

Japan and Russia would undoubtedly benefit from finding a resolution to the dispute over the Kuril Islands. But domestic pressure is holding them back.

Time for a Kurils Deal?

Time for a Kurils Deal?

The Kuril Islands have long complicated ties between Japan and Russia. A deal is in both nations’ interests.

Why China Isn’t Freaking Out

Why China Isn’t Freaking Out

There are good reasons why the rhetoric from Moscow is harsher than Beijing’s. For a start, China knows lashing out at the U.S. is counterproductive.

A Rocky Russia-India Defense Union

A Rocky Russia-India Defense Union

India replacing China as the world’s largest arms importer should leave plenty of scope for Russian manufacturers. But the two sides don’t always see eye to eye.

Russia, India at Crossroads

Russia, India at Crossroads

A summit between India and Russia is a reminder of the potential of bilateral ties. India could learn from China.

India Eyes Privileged Partner Poll

India Eyes Privileged Partner Poll

India will have been paying close attention to parliamentary elections in Russia. The two countries have plenty of shared defense, strategic and nuclear interests.

Is BRICS a Real Bloc?

Is BRICS a Real Bloc?

Tensions and diverging interests between China and Russia loomed large over the group’s latest meeting. Will BRICS ever find a unified voice?

China, Japan Fated for Conflict?

Two recent incidents underscore the ongoing tensions between Japan and China. How will Japan respond?

Tricky Kuril Ties

Russia and Japan must resolve the Kuril Islands/Northern Territories issue if they want to build closer strategic ties.

India’s Soaring Fighter Ambition

India’s Soaring Fighter Ambition

Six fighter jet manufacturers are vying for India’s biggest-ever military aviation contract. Expect politics to play a role in the decision.

Medvedev Calls on India

Medvedev Calls on India

Does Dmitry Medvedev’s visit to India and the signing of a raft of business and defence deals indicate warmer ties?

Sarkozy’s India Visit

Sarkozy’s India Visit

Nicolas Sarkozy’s India visit struck all the right notes as he backed it for permanent UNSC membership.

That Stubborn Euro-Asia Divide

That Stubborn Euro-Asia Divide

By Richard Weitz
Kazakhstan misses a chance to use the first OSCE summit in a decade to bridge the security gap between Europe and Central Asia.

Will Hu Meet Kan?

The APEC summit would be a good place for the Chinese and Japanese leaders to talk. Will they?

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