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April 15, 2026
Russia More Than Doubles Wheat Exports To Sudan, But War Remains A Regional Threat
Russia has more than doubled its wheat exports to Sudan, while the country endures a civil war now extending into its fourth year.
April 14, 2026
Russian Geostrategy Today: The Convulsions of the Unipolar World
The development of the multipolar world is taking effect. We feature analysis of what this means for the United States, China, the European Union, United Kingdom and Russia in an article especially written for Russia’s Pivot To Asia’s readers by a Russian State Councillor.
April 14, 2026
Russia’s Northern Sea Route Alternative Boosted By Persian Gulf Supply Chain Problems
Logistical problems in the Middle East, combined with increased costs for shipping oil and gas from others sources in North America, Latin America and Africa mean that East Asian governments are once again looking at Russia and the Northern Sea Route for deliveries. We examine the pros and cons.
April 14, 2026
Russian, Indonesian Presidents Meet: Bilateral Update April 2026
The Russian and Indonesian Presidents are meeting in Moscow to discuss trade development, along with their respective economic and trade teams. Indonesia is a full member of BRICS, and has a Free Trade Agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union that entered into force last year. Bilateral trade is currently worth about US$4.7 billion.
April 14, 2026
Direct Vladivostok-Yichang Flights Being Discussed
Russia’s Vladivostok is discussing direct flights with China’s Yinchang. The latter is famous for the Three Gorges, Dams and River Cruises and has a population of over 4 million, all of whom live inland and would also want to experience Vladivostok’s Pacific coastal charms.
April 13, 2026
The United States Strait of Hormuz Block: Precedence Set & The Serious Global Maritime Implications
Western media has missed an important legal and precedence issue concerning the Strait of Hormuz, which is seeing international maritime law being replaced with force. The implications of this break down could affect all global shipping, including around the Horn of Africa, Red Sea, Baltic Sea and English Channel. We look at the extremely serious implications of what is happening, including maritime legal expertise.
April 12, 2026
Russia-Uzbekistan Bilateral Trade & Investment Update: April 2026
The Russian and Uzbek Prime Ministers are to meet in Moscow on Monday to discuss developing trade and investment. About 3,000 Russian companies have invested in Uzbekistan and about 700 Uzbeki companies into Russia. Bilateral trade grew by 6.4% in 2025.
April 11, 2026
Thai Investors Acquire Pig Farming Assets In Novgorod Region
Thai investors have been acquired several pig farming assets in Russia’s Novogorod region. Pork consumption in both Russia and Asia is increasing, making this an apparent win-win situation for investors.
April 10, 2026
Russian State Duma Ratifies UAE-Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement
The Russian State Duma has approved two bills relating to the UAE-Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement, which will reduce or eliminate duties on about 85% of the product range of mutual trade between the EAEU and the UAE, and setting the stage for its entering into force later this year.
April 10, 2026
FESCO Sets Up New Route Between Ankara & Novorossiysk Via Gebze
Russia’s FESCO shipping has added another route to its Turkish operations, introducing intermodal container shipments between Ankara and Novorossiysk via the port of Gebze as part of expanding its geographic presence to help boost bilateral trade.
April 9, 2026
Rosatom Predict Profitability From Turkiye’s Akkuyu NPP From 2035
Rosatom, currently developing Turkiye’s Akkuyu NPP, has stated that they expect dividends from electricity generation by the plant to commence from 2035 and for the project development costs to have been fully recovered by 2039. Rosatom is the 100% owner of the NPP, which is Turkiye’s first, generating about 10% of the countries electricity needs.
April 9, 2026
Russia, Tajikistan Discuss Purchases Of Russian Railway Equipment
Tajikistan is considering the purchase of Russian-built railway equipment, including freight, passenger and maintenance equipment. Direct Dushanbe-Moscow rail is being planned as are bus services. Bilateral trade between the two countries is expected to growth 2.5 times between now and 2030.