China-Russia Relations Since the Start of the War in Ukraine (ANDRIEU – Asia Society Policy Institute)

The paper outlines the complex history and evolution of China-Russia relations, emphasizing their strategic partnership growth following Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. Despite a rhetoric of « no-limits friendship, » historical grievances, economic disparities, and differing diplomatic positions reveal significant constraints. The partnership serves both nations amid shared challenges from the West.

Transnistria’s Art of Survival: Navigating the 2025 Gas Crisis (PARMENTIER – Georgetown Journal of International Affairs)

🚨🎓 Transnistria, an unrecognized region, has managed autonomy through Russian support for decades. The war in Ukraine shifted its situation from military concern to a humanitarian crisis due to an energy shutdown in 2025. Economic reintegration with Moldova and the EU is essential for stability, as current strategies show vulnerabilities in Transnistria’s survival model.

« Reverse Kissinger » or status quo: What Trump 2.0 means for the China – Russia relationship (ANDRIEU – The Geopolitics)

Entretien avec Oksana Syroyid et Oleh Berezyuk (SHAPOCHKINA et PARMENTIER pour EurasiaProspective)

Interview with the Vice-Speaker of Ukraine’s Parliament from the Samopomich Party Oksana Syroyid and with the Chairperson of the deputy … Plus

Le « non » des Néerlandais à l’accord d’association avec l’Ukraine (BRET sur Russia Today)

Vera GAUFMAN, journaliste à Russia Today, interroge Cyrille BRET sur les conséquences du référendum tenu au Pays-Bas le 6 avril 2016 concernant l’accord … Plus