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"Among non-regional countries we are actually the second in terms of trade with China after the United States, having already outpaced Germany on this measure," the Russian president said

Russia’s top diplomat Lavrov arrives in North Korea

The Suez Canal Authority announced a 15 percent increase in regular transit fees on ships tanking crude oil, petroleum derivatives, and liquefied petroleum gas, starting January 15.

In their terrific new study, Conflict, Gen David Petraeus and Andrew Roberts show how 1945’s hopes for lasting peace fizzled out

"We are working on a fast neutron reactor, which will provide us with an entirely new way of building relations in this high-tech energy sector as it creates conditions for a closes cycle and, in fact, there will be virtually no waste," the Russian leader said

Based in Switzerland, retired electrical engineer Peter Huseyin Cunz has been a Mevlevi sheikh for 24 years. Marian Brehmer spoke to him about Rumi's teachings in a European context

Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping for talks and attend the third Belt and Road Forum in Beijing on October 17-18 and is expected to push for progress on the China-bound Power of Siberia-2 gas pipeline. Will he finally be able to secure a Chinese commitment?

Russian President Vladimir Putin overplayed his hand by trying to use Gazprom PJSC to bring Europe to its knees, and now his efforts to bolster the state-controlled gas giant are at the mercy of China. After years focusing Gazprom’s exports on pipelines to Europe and underinvesting in liquefied natural gas capacity, Putin has limited options for

According to Russian Direct Investment Fund CEO Kirill Dmitriev, a major Chinese agriculture holding also plans to invest in a Far Eastern project related to processing of agriculture products together with the RDIF

"Other promising projects are also being discussed, in particular, transportation through Mongolian territory," the Russian leader added