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
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.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: more joint Chinese-Russian naval exercises in the Pacific, Central Asia’s railway project inches forward, Uzbek cotton looks east, Chinese EVs in Pakistan and more.
By: Reid Standish
As more and more countries line up to join BRICS, Chinese leader Xi Jinping is looking to use the summit to showcase an alternative world order and Russian President Vladimir Putin looks to show that he isn’t diplomatically isolated.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: Xi and Putin meet in Russia, looking at BRICS efforts to weaken dollar dominance, why Kazakhstan turned down BRICS membership, and much more.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: China signs a tariff-free trade deal with the Taliban, the World Uyghur Congress experiences threats, Kaja Kallas on China-Russia, and much more.
By: Reid Standish
Plus: Kazakhstan inks billions in new deals with China, Slovakia’s Fico goes to Beijing, another Taliban-China announcement, a train station collapse in Serbia, and much more.
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Grappling with the most expensive electricity prices in South Asia, many Paksitanis are going off-grid and turning to low-cost solar panels from China. But the shift to solar risks creating a new fiscal crisis for the government.
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