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A Barrel of Diesel: How Fuel Became a Lever of Trump's Policy
From the Russian wheat deals of an earlier generation to a Trump–Putin diesel bargain, energy has become the latest instrument of high-stakes political dealmaking.
Sanctions Meet Reality: Washington Rediscovers the Value of Dealing with Moscow
For years, Washington insisted that economic relations with Russia should remain restricted until Moscow changed its policies towards Ukraine. On 9 October, the White House found a reason to make an exception.
From Buffer to Bridge: The Wakhan Corridor and the Return of Russia and China to Eurasia
As the United States reassesses its global commitments, the opening of Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor creates a new trade artery between China, Central Asia and South Asia — giving Russia and China new openings to reshape the Eurasian order.
