Categoria: LabGRIMA Expert

Like Taiwan, the South China Sea could spark a U.S.-China war.

And how America can avoid playing into their hands.

Palestinians must lead the rebuilding of the strip.

China is a power with an economy that remains intimately dependent on foreign markets—be it energy and raw resources to fuel an extensive industrial sector, consumer markets abroad to provide demand for manufactured goods, foreign capital to stimulate growth and innovation, or other major benefits derived from unimpeded access to the international economy.

As the EU resolves the pipeline deadlock between Slovakia, Hungary, and Ukraine, allowing the union to pass the twentieth sanctions package against Russia without opposition from Bratislava and Budapest, the consequences are yet unclear. Ivan Timofeev, Valdai Club Programme Director, breaks down the new measures introduced in the sanctions package and explores what they could […]

From the security realm to extensive infrastructure projects, the Sino-Russian duo has acted as a key force shaping Eurasia’s contemporary political, logistical, economic, and institutional landscape. Yana Leksyutina, Professor at St. Petersburg State University, explores the complex interplay between Russian and Chinese foreign policy outlooks