Putin addresses Belt and Road forum in Beijing
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a live audience at the third Belt and Road forum in Beijing on Wednesday. In the opening ceremony …
Northern Sea Route
Consequences of diplomatic games between Washington, Moscow and Beijing
There has been a flurry of significant developments in the great power triangle of the United States, Russia and China during the past month
Where Northern Sea Route leads Russia
Russia defines the Northern Sea Route as a shipping lane from the Kara Sea to the Pacific Ocean, specifically running along the Russian Arctic coast from Kara Gates strait between the Barents Sea and the Kara Sea, along Siberia, to the Bering Strait. According to Eurasian Times, Moscow seems to be slowly and steadily playing its geopolitical game in the Arctic, by emphasizing the importance of the accessibility to Arctic ports and further developing the shipping lanes of the Northern Sea Route (NSR), connecting the Pacific and Atlantic.With the active support of China in this game, Russia is now wooing Japan and South Korea, with the obvious aim of weakening the US plans in the construct of the Indo-Pacific
Russian LNG gets a climate change boost
Russia’s Novatek said last week it planned to triple current liquefied natural gas production rates to as much as 70 million tons annually by 2030. That’s despite the current glut that has depressed LNG prices globally and the damage to demand done by the pandemic.
Russia shields Arctic from enemy's air attack
The Defence Ministry activates newest S-300 air defense unit in the Arctic
