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THE RUSSIAN-CHINESE FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION Russia-China Friendship Association Turns 60V. Putin Congratulatory Message from Xi Jinping on the Occasion of the Russia-China Friendship Association’s 60th Anniversary Xi Jinping Russia-China Friendship Association: Sixty YearsG.V. Kulikova ECONOMICS Economic Activity of Chinese Living in Countries along the 21st Century Maritime Silk RoadA.V. Afonasyeva Food Security in China and Russia’s Agricultural […]
Another North Korean nuclear test and the launching of intercontinental ballistic missiles have marked an end of the period of ambiguity, when great powers could think that the nuclear problem of the Korean Peninsula would be resolved as a matter of course. In the existing situation, North Korea, the U.S.A., the PRC, Russia, South Korea, and Japan are faced with a difficult choice.
ROUND TABLE Current Problems of Russia-China Relations POLITICS The East Asian Vector of BRICS InterestsYe. Safronova Choice or Deferred Choice?G. Toloraya The 2017 Presidential Election in Mongolia: Foreign Policy AspectsV. Rodionov, D. Burayev Certain Aspects and Development Prospects for China-Japan RelationsXing Yuanyuan ECONOMICS The Development of Manufacturing Technologies in China: Problems, Results, and Challenges, Based […]
Under President Donald Trump, the United States will continue to follow a policy of global hegemony under the slogan “America First,” primarily to its own advantage. This applies to both Russo-American and Sino-American relations.
ROUND TABLE Round Table at the Far Eastern Affairs Editorial Office on the Preparations for the CPC 19th CongressYe. Khazanov POLITICS Outlook for US Policy in Relations with China and RussiaYu. Morozov Results of the Russia-India-China Forum in New Delhi, and Current Tasks of the RIC FormatS. Uyanayev ECONOMICS Certain Aspects of China’s History and […]
December 11, 2016 marked the 15th anniversary of China becoming a member of the World Trade Organization. According to the Chinese, this date is grounds for automatically granting China the status of a country with a market economy. What has changed in relations between China and the countries of the European Union since that date, and what is behind the European countries’ hesitation to grant China this status? How are the results of the referendum in Great Britain influencing relations between China and the European Union? What are the prospects for the European Union and the United States concluding a Transatlantic Partnership trade agreement, and how will China’s position in Europe be affected as a result? These questions and others are examined in this work.
POLITICS Foreign Policy of the People’s Republic of China in 2016V. Portyakov Beijing’s European OffensiveA. Vinogradov ECONOMICS The Formation of China as a Global Innovative PowerYa. Berger The Role of Chinese Living Abroad in the Development of the Southern Branch of the Silk Road Economic BeltA. Afonasyeva Assessment of Structural Changes in the Economy of […]
The author describes the history of creating nuclear weapons in the PRC and discloses the essence of its present nuclear doctrine. He also characterizes in detail the Missile Forces of the People’s Liberation Army of China and makes certain conclusions concerning the development prospects of the PRC armed forces.
POLITICS The Taiwan Issue in Modern Sino-American RelationsA. Voloshina ECONOMICS The Silk Road Economic Belt – A New Model of Attractive Economic Partnership for the Eurasian Economic UnionB. Heifetz The Problem of Debt in China’s Economy: Assessment, Scenarios, and SolutionsI. Vakhrushin THEORY AND METHODOLOGY In Memoriam: Yakov Mikhailovich Berger The Science and Technology Component in […]
The author examines the results of the 15-year activity of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, its structure, and relations between its members. He also analyzes its role in the region and partnership problems, and forecasts the organization’s development prospects in the currently unfolding new world order.