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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.

Vladimir Putin’s Productive India Visit

Vladimir Putin’s Productive India Visit

By Saurav Jha
India and Russia have affirmed their ties during a visit by Russia’s president this week.
How Ukraine Is Changing Global Energy Flows

How Ukraine Is Changing Global Energy Flows

By Thomas Coibion
Increasingly isolated by the crisis, Russia is looking East for new energy markets.

‘Foreseeing Ordeals,’ Kazakhstan Dips Into Oil Fund

‘Foreseeing Ordeals,’ Kazakhstan Dips Into Oil Fund

By Joshua Kucera
The president has announced the move with some disconcerting predictions.

More Evidence of Economic Slowdown in Central Asia

More Evidence of Economic Slowdown in Central Asia

By Casey Michel
The sanctions on Russia continue to have significant repercussions for its neighbors.

Russia Sanctions Hit Central Asia Hard

Russia Sanctions Hit Central Asia Hard

By Casey Michel
Russia is not the only economy affected by the post-Crimea sanctions.
A Former Japanese PM ‘Feels Sad’ for Putin

A Former Japanese PM ‘Feels Sad’ for Putin

By Clint Richards
Putin’s Tokyo visit isn’t set, yet both sides show a desire to talk despite worsening Ukrainian crisis.

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