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Russia's Economy in 2016

Russia's Economy in 2016

By Himani Pant
Falling oil prices and sanctions drive home the need for structural economic reform in Russia.
Space: China Plays the Russia Card?

Space: China Plays the Russia Card?

By Kent Johnson
Russian engines could offer China a fast track for its ICBM capability building.

Russia Has a China Problem, Too

Russia Has a China Problem, Too

By Alexander Gabuev
Chaos in China's financial markets could have dire implications for the Kremlin's plans.

Does Japan Need to Be More Assertive With Europe?

Does Japan Need to Be More Assertive With Europe?

By Jonathan Davis
It is time for Tokyo be clear on what it wants from relations with Europe.

Is 'Russia’s Deadliest Tank' Really Invisible to the Enemy?

Is 'Russia’s Deadliest Tank' Really Invisible to the Enemy?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Some experts are skeptical over recent Russian claims.
The ‘World’s Deadliest Tank’: Not as Deadly as Putin Thinks?

The ‘World’s Deadliest Tank’: Not as Deadly as Putin Thinks?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
Some Western defense analysts caution that there is still much we don’t know about Russia’s new T-14.

Chinese High-Speed Rail May Be Coming to Russia

Chinese High-Speed Rail May Be Coming to Russia

By Ankit Panda
China Railway Group will likely win a contract to build a high-speed railway connection between Moscow and Kazan.
Is Russia's 'Deadliest Tank’ Using Western Technology?

Is Russia's 'Deadliest Tank’ Using Western Technology?

By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new report highlights how Russia is circumventing sanctions to buy Western military equipment.

The Trouble With Sanctions

The Trouble With Sanctions

By Jordan Olmstead
Sanctions may well be the least worst option in dealing with hostile regimes. But they can have unintended consequences.

What To Do About – Or With – Russia?

What To Do About – Or With – Russia?

By Walter C. Clemens Jr.
Each of the options has its own problems.

Eurasian Economic Union: Dead on Arrival?

Eurasian Economic Union: Dead on Arrival?

By Casey Michel
The new bloc officially formed on January 1, to remarkably little fanfare.
Russian Sanctions, China, and the Arctic

Russian Sanctions, China, and the Arctic

By Andreas Kuersten
Russia’s souring relations with the West have given China an Arctic opening.

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