... presence for the future of the region as education may impact generations-long periods.
Furthermore, there are the terrestrial cable networks with the participation of Chinese companies which may drive Central Asian connectivity. The Transit Europe-Asia (TEA), Europe-RussiaMongolia-China (ERMC), the Diverse Route for European and Asian Markets (DREAM), and Super TSR include China Telecom Global and China Unicom, the companies jointly control around 40% of the market share in their country.
These projects contributed and may continue ...
... military spender in the world. That’s a 4.1% increase over 2021 and even 63% more than in 2013.
The main supplier of arms to China is Russia. However, the largest increases in East Asia came from US allies: South Korea (+61%) and Japan (+171%). Australia, the largest arms importer in Oceania, increased its imports by 23%.[2]
Consequently, the global economy, especially the European economy, will continue to move in a downward spiral – as money is not invested in future industries to ensure prosperity,...
... countries over the past 10 years. Relations between Moscow and Beijing are of a strategic nature, they are united by a common vision of a just international order, in which there will be no place for the dominance of a narrow group of states. Russia and China are jointly responsible for the stability of a huge part of Eurasia.
Bilateral trade and economic relations are developing with the understanding that at some point Russia and China will indeed have to complement each other; as Chinese authors put it, “stand back to back” and jointly resist the attempts of the ...
