Reid Standish is a correspondent covering Eurasia for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. He is also the author of the China In Eurasia briefing. Reid's articles focus on political developments, security issues, and geopolitical dynamics in the Eurasian region, with a particular emphasis on China's role and influence.
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By: Reid Standish
As NATO closes a landmark summit designed to send a message of support for Ukraine and greater scrutiny of China, Beijing and Minsk have been conducting drills near the Polish border in a move meant to send a signal of their own to NATO and its allies.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: What J.D. Vance could mean for U.S. China policy, the third plenum and China's economy, Serbia looks into nuclear energy, Xi’s Central Asian outreach, and more.
By: Reid Standish, Wojtek Grojec, Ivan Gutterman
The Middle Corridor -- a 6,500-kilometer trade route connecting China to Europe through Central Asia and the Caucasus -- has expanded since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But can countries work to overcome the problems that have long plagued trade between Europe and Asia?
By: Reid Standish
Plus: Chinese mining companies leave a trail of pollution in Tajikistan, Harris on China, Ukraine’s top diplomat in Beijing, a Palestinian deal, and much more.
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By: Reid Standish
New details from an agreement signed in July between Astana and Beijing show the countries plan to build a research base on the moon, setting the stage for Kazakhstan to integrate deeper into the new architecture for space exploration that China is building as it looks to rival the United States.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: China’s space program makes inroads in Central Asia, traditional Chinese medicine in Romania, new German trade data, and much more.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: Li Qiang goes to Russia and Belarus, Kazakhstan’s nuclear energy bid, Tajikistan’s China debt, Azerbaijan asks to join BRICS, and more.
Azerbaijan is laying the groundwork to boost its ambitions in the South Caucasus and is looking to China for help.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: Belarus and China free trade, Azerbaijan leans on China, ethnic Kazakh voices in Xinjiang plight stay silent, more Chinese students in Russia, and much more.
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