Asia and Eurasia remain a space of cooperation, not competition, and the leading regional powers are able to achieve terms that would be comparatively fair for their smaller partners, writes Valdai Club Programme Director Timofei Bordachev. The formation of a new international order is inevitably a

The past two or three years have witnessed unprecedented interest in Eurasia. Russia’s turn to the East spurred by the conflict with the West fortunately coincided with China’s new geo-economic initiatives.

Russia's only allies are finally turning on the country in the wake of economic sanctions from the West, a leaked government report revealed. The bombshell report was presented at a strategy session led by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and gives a grim insight into the state of the economy. The Financial Times reports that its analysis admitted that increasingly stringent sanctions are" driving a wedge" between Russia and some of its" nearest trade partners." This is something that Vladimir P

The annual international security conference that took place in Munich on February 16-18 clearly demonstrated that the world is bursting at the seams. It’s as if there was no tragic and great 20th century with its institutions, rules of conduct, hierarchy of states and other instruments which creat

The main advantage of the North-South international transport corridor over other routes is a significant reduction in the time spent on transportation. Its launch would contribute to the formation of a macro-regional transport and logistics system - the Eurasian transport framework, which will ser