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... hub and an intermediary, will also be willing to accommodate all the parties involved. With the U.S. assuming the APEC chairmanship in 2023, now is the best time to establish promising cooperation formats. 1 . APEC: background information 2011-13. Russian APEC Research Center, M.: 2012, 70 pages, p. 52-53
... have not proven capable of reducing the U.S.–China disputes on the most acute regional problems to a common denominator and have once again demonstrated their functional dependence on the stance of large actors. Against this background of the latest APEC Forum, Russia had quite a favourable opportunity to be an observer of the unfolding disputes. Instead of a Conclusion The series of ASEAN, EAS and APEC summits was interesting not only from the point of view of assessing Russia’s achievements within those ...
... experience on the development of remote territories. The country has successfully launched APEC projects on female entrepreneurship. It also boasts significant achievements in the provision of electronic state services. In addition, the legacy of the Russian chairmanship of the APEC includes continued strong stances on environmental protection and food security. Vladimir Putin should be confident when he appears at the APEC Summit in Da Nang. Perhaps the very “look” of the upcoming summit makes it truly interesting. Vietnam’s ...
... The proposed institutional framework is virtually identical to the APEC in terms of its organizational structure and the countries that make it up. If we add so-called ‘applicants’ to the current TPP members we’ll find out that all APEC economies (with the exception of Russia, China and Papua New Guinea), can eliminate APEC and switch to cooperation exclusively within Trans-Pacific Partnership framework. China’s position is of particular interest in this respect. While it is often said that the TPP was developed ...
... such a pointed refusal to acknowledge the Eurasian Economic Union may be another sign of the increasingly politicized modern integration agenda. One thing that can safely be said is that the pivot towards socioeconomic and humanitarian issues within APEC may be to Russia’s advantage if Russia joins the effort in a timely and effective manner. It is in this area that Russia has something to share with, and even be of assistance to, the developing world. Russian answers to the issues of development are often ...
... Experts and politicians are aware that the TPP is an American integration project within the Asia-Pacific. Unfortunately, Russia and China are not APP members, which will encourage them to increase their presence in the APEC. We will be watching the APEC and the APP compete. The Russia–China link will mold, offer preferences, and promise loans to medium and weak countries, and the U.S. will be doing the same. We will thus have a sort of regional geoeconomic “bipolarity.” The TPP project will not add stability ...
... founded BRICS Business Council, as stated by Onkar S Kanwar, Chairman, BRICS Business Council, in a recent interview by the Russia&India Report. To "have a special arrangement for grant of long term visas for bona-fide business people from BRICS ... ... This in turn leads to an increase in productivity and competitiveness of national economies. Drawing on the experience of the APEC Forum in terms of business mobility, the BRICS Business Council is seriously considering the creation of the BRICS Business ...
... Philippines concluded – one of the key points of APEC’s annual programme. Trade ministers traditionally meet in the middle of the year to discuss ways to stimulate, facilitate and liberalise trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific region. For Russia, APEC is in fact the only platform in which the country participates in integration processes within the Asia-Pacific region through forming the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP). The aims of the FTAAP were outlined back in 2006, and yet the ...
... neutrality, the PRC’s weariness with the USA’s twin-track policy in relation to Beijing will make it possible to continue the policy of moving the two countries closer together within the framework of the G20, as was demonstrated by the APEC meeting and by the signing of a significant package of bilateral agreements between Russia and the PRC. It is definitely possible to talk about the policy of creating joint approaches by the BRICS countries being maintained, although as in the case of Beijing on its own, the other BRICS countries will be unlikely to take positions that ...
... Separate attention was given to the processes in the post-Soviet space, chiefly the Ukraine crisis and the situation in the Caucasus. The event was addressed by RIAC President Igor Ivanov and RIAC experts, among them Gleb Ivashentsov, Deputy Director of Russian APEC Study Center Sergey Luzyanin, Deputy Director of RAS Institute for Far Eastern Studies, and Sergey Markedonov, Associate Professor of Department of Regional Studies and Foreign Policy at Russian State University for the Humanities. Speaking about ...
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| U.S. wants to deter Russia’s military and political activity |
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| U.S. wants to dissolve Russia |
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| U.S. wants to establish alliance relations with Russia under the US conditions to rival China |
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