Eurasian Union versus Silk Road Economic Belt?
Ernesto Gallo
While Russia and China are heralding a new “strategic partnership,” this policy brief explores how competition between the two countries may increasingly emerge in regard to Central Asia—a region where both are attempting to further bolster their influence through the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union and China’s Silk Road Economic Belt.
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