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Gazprom
Italian Insurer Buttresses Russian Gas Investment in Uzbekistan
By Paolo Sorbello
A series of investigations links Italy’s state funds with Gazprombank.
What’s the Status of Plans to Export Russian Gas to Uzbekistan?
By Catherine Putz
Moscow’s needs are more immediate, giving Tashkent time and space to negotiate.
Russia is Buying Turkmen Gas Again. Why?
By Catherine Putz
Turkmenistan needs a sale, and Russia probably got a good price.
Can Russia Piggyback on China’s ‘String of Pearls’?
By Nicholas Trickett
Russia looks to gain an advantage from the glut of infrastructure projects in Pakistan, Iran, and India.
Schrodinger’s Pivot: The Emptiness of the Eastern Economic Forum
By Nicholas Trickett
Russia’s incoherent strategy at home and abroad continues to undercut its Asian-facing initiatives such as the Eastern Economic Forum.
Gazprom and China’s ‘Breakthrough’ in the Russian Arctic
By Nadezhda Filimonova
The economic and political logic behind Gazprom's use of a Chinese drilling rig in the Arctic.
Speaking of the South China Sea: International Law, Arbitrals, and Central Asia
By Catherine Putz
Also Uzbek militants and Tajikistan forgot the insulin; weekend reads.
Gazprom Plans $1.5 Billion Investment in Kyrgyz Gas Pipelines
By Catherine Putz
Russian PM Medvedev's visit underscored strong Kyrgyzstan-Russia relations, perhaps smoothing recent frustrations.
Russia’s Gazprom Stops Buying Gas from Turkmenistan
By Catherine Putz
The announcement illustrates how corroded gas relations between Ashgabat and Moscow have gotten.
China, Russia Try to Brave Economic Headwinds
By Shannon Tiezzi
Prime Minister Medvedev and Premier Li recommit to closer economic ties, despite lackluster trade numbers for 2015.
Russia-Vietnam: Cooperation in the Arctic?
By Nadezhda Filimonova
The two countries look likely to strengthen ties in the energy sector.
Can Europe Fill the Gap in China-Russia Relations?
By Liudmila Filippova and Inna Veleva
Can Central and Eastern Europe be the bridge that unites China, Russia, and the EU?
The Heavy-Handed Russian Move Nobody’s Talking About
By Andrew Witthoeft
Across the Caspian, in the Caucasus, Russia's energy and geopolitical objectives collide.
Russia Takes Turkmenistan To Court Over the Price of Gas
By Catherine Putz
The gas spat between Gazprom and Turkmengaz continues.
Squabbling Energy Oligarchs Threaten Moscow’s LNG Plans
By Quentin Buckholz
Russia is at risk of missing out on Asia’s giant gas market.
At Russia's Military Parade, Putin and Xi Cement Ties
By Shannon Tiezzi
China and Russia emphasized their common vision (of both history and the future) during the Victory Day celebrations.
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 Significance of the China-Russia Gas Deal
By Sarah Lain
Russia’s efforts to get the deal signed suggest that events in Ukraine have had an impact.
China and Russia Sign Massive Natural Gas Deal
By Zachary Keck
After 10 years of negotiations, the two sides have finally reached an agreement on the $400 billion deal.
China, Russia Fail to Close Gas Deal
By Shannon Tiezzi
Hopes that China and Russia would finish decade-long negotiations on a natural gas deal proved premature.
Singapore Emerges as LNG Trading Hub
An ambitious yet feasible program could have profound implications for the LNG market.
Russia’s Energy Deals with East Asia: Who Wins?
Some huge deals have been inked recently, and one clear winner has emerged.
Russia: Can The Gas Empire Strike Back?
Intransigence on pricing may cost Moscow dearly in the huge Asian gas market.
Chinese Pipe Dreams
The Russia-China oil pipeline has been headline news. But is the match of biggest oil producer and largest energy consumer one made in heaven?
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