Power of Siberia pipeline

The Soyuz-Vostok pipeline, part of the larger Power of Siberia 2 project, will make Mongolia even more vulnerable to pressure from its autocratic neighbors.

The Power of Siberia 2 project involves Russia, Mongolia, and China.

As COVID-19 fundamentally disrupts the energy market, Russia’s economic reliance on China deepens without much prospect for future growth.

Are we on the verge of a new era of natural gas geopolitics?

The opening of the Power of Siberia pipeline draws attention to a blossoming energy partnership between China and Russia.

Political excitement about infrastructure development in Russia's Far East seems to exist in a parallel universe.

"The United States should not underestimate China’s ability to achieve energy security within the next two decades."

Despite attesting to their closeness and political alignment, hard economic returns are a long time coming.

With increasing focus on energy and trade ties, Russia is looking to bolster its position in the wider Asia-Pacific.

Prime Minister Medvedev and Premier Li recommit to closer economic ties, despite lackluster trade numbers for 2015.

China's "Silk Road PR" is in full swing, but the reality on the ground is different than the rhetoric.