РусскийRussia's Pivot To Asia: Issue 43
The message in this week’s round up is the sheer global diversity of Russia’s push towards building new supply chains throughout the global south. A scroll down will illustrate this, with projects ranging from a doubling of trade within the Eurasian Economic Union, nuclear power developments in Africa and Asia, huge agricultural export trends in the Middle East, a delivery of a Frigate to India, massive increases of base metal exports to China, the return of Russian direct flights to the Caribbean and Colombia joining the BRICS New Development Bank being just a few. The only similar, concentrated government effort to re-establish a countries entire supply chains we can recall is China’s giant Belt & Road Initiative, which began in 2013 in Kazakhstan, and is still on-going. What we are seeing Russia do today is almost exactly the same. With best regards; Russia’s Pivot To Asia
EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION
AFRICA
- Africa To Become Russia's Third Largest Coal Importer and Significant NPP Operator
- Russia To Provide Diesel Generators For Egypt's El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant
- Russian Joint Venture Gold Refinery in Mali Looking to Attain 'Good Delivery' Status
- Sierra Leone to Grant Russia Rights to Fish in Its Atlantic Ocean Waters
MIDDLE EAST
CENTRAL ASIA
INDIA
ASEAN
CHINA
- Power of Siberia 2 Gets a Chinese Political Boost After Strait of Hormuz Scare
- Planning Ahead: Russia & China Prepare Joint Energy Strategy to 2050
- China Increases Purchases Of Russian Base Metals
- Russian Rapeseed Oils Conquer 50% of China's Total Market as Agricultural Exports Boom
- Russia Making Gains in Meat Exports to China as Quality and Price Prove Competitive
- Vladivostok Marine Fishing Port Begins Service To Import Fish From China's Qingdao
- Two Chinese Airlines Introduce Direct Flights To Vladivostok
- Chinese Industrial Group To Buy Bankrupt Russian Oil Producer
