The war in Ukraine and the resulting Western sanctions have dramatically reshaped Moscow’s external priorities. Facing isolation from European and American markets, Russia has pivoted decisively eastward, rediscovering strategic and economic opportunities with China and North Korea. What has emerged is not a formal alliance but a pragmatic network of survival — a triangle defined […]
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