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Will 2018 Really Be a Breakthrough Year in Japan-Russia ties?

Will 2018 Really Be a Breakthrough Year in Japan-Russia ties?

By Daniel Hurst
Despite Shinzo Abe's optimism, analysts predict more of the same in Japan-Russia relations this year.
The Fatal Offshore: Deoffshorization and Russia’s Infrastructure Crisis

The Fatal Offshore: Deoffshorization and Russia’s Infrastructure Crisis

By Nicholas Trickett
President Vladimir Putin wants Russian businesses to bring their money back to the homeland. But is it worth it?

Michał Lubina on China-Russia Relations

Michał Lubina on China-Russia Relations

By Catherine Putz
What makes the China-Russia relationship tick?

Checking in With Moscow: New Kyrgyz President Makes First International Trip to Russia

Checking in With Moscow: New Kyrgyz President Makes First International Trip to Russia

By Catherine Putz
President Sooronbai Jeenbekov made a working visit to Moscow less than a week after taking office.

Schrodinger’s Pivot: The Emptiness of the Eastern Economic Forum

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.
A Steven Seagal Guide to Eurasia

A Steven Seagal Guide to Eurasia

By Bradley Jardine
The action star has a long history of involvement in Eurasian affairs.

The Third Annual Eastern Economic Forum and the Japan-Russia Summit

The Third Annual Eastern Economic Forum and the Japan-Russia Summit

By John Taishu Pitt
Why Japan and Russia won't reach an agreement on the Northern Territories dispute.
Interview with Gerard Toal: Why Does Russia Invade Its Neighbors?

Interview with Gerard Toal: Why Does Russia Invade Its Neighbors?

By Casey Michel
"Putin is an experienced geopolitician now, though his 'victories' may not look so good in the long run."

Abe’s Diplomacy at a Crossroads: The Hidden Side of the Japanese-Russian Summit

Abe’s Diplomacy at a Crossroads: The Hidden Side of the Japanese-Russian Summit

By Akihiro Iwashita
The Japanese PM’s approach to Russia is looking increasingly risky.

Russo-Japanese Relations On Track for Confidence Building

Russo-Japanese Relations On Track for Confidence Building

By Taisuke Abiru
Don’t expect major breakthroughs anytime soon, but recent summits have moved the relationship forward.

Putin the Popular: Among Republicans Putin’s Star is Rising

Putin the Popular: Among Republicans Putin’s Star is Rising

By Casey Michel
Putin and Russia still have overall negative favorability rankings, but Republican support for Putin has nearly tripled.
How Rosneft’s Privatization Deal Affects Russia’s Eurasian Economic Union Plans for Tajikistan

How Rosneft’s Privatization Deal Affects Russia’s Eurasian Economic Union Plans for Tajikistan

By Nicholas Trickett
The Kremlin may be using relations with Qatar and Glencore to lean on Tajikistan to join the EEU.

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