More research and commentary
Could the Arctic be the wedge between China and Russia? In War on the Rocks, Jeremy Greenwood and Shuxian Luo argue that the continuing conflict in Ukraine casts a cloud over China’s Arctic aspirations. Beijing may still want to have it both ways, i.e., to continue its cooperation with Russia without spoiling ties with other Arctic states. But with the ramifications of the war spreading northward, China may find itself more constrained in pursuing its Arctic interests.
Sanctions on Russia and the Chinese Economy. The Asia Experts Forum of Claremont McKenna College interviewed David Dollar about Sino-Russian relations and the possibility of sanctions being extended to Chinese firms.
Globalization is shifting in favor of India, not China. On the Dollar & Sense podcast, Arvind Subramanian, former chief economic advisor to the Government of India, spoke with David Dollar about why globalization is shifting in India’s favor rather than China’s; how India views trade relations with China, Russia, and the West; and prospects for continued good relations with the United States.
