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Interesting to see what this means for Russia in the next 50 years. They'll start losing their influence in Central Asia very quickly and I'd imagine China will
by redisman 6y ago
Interesting to see what this means for Russia in the next 50 years. They'll start losing their influence in Central Asia very quickly and I'd imagine China will be their main trading partner and can set their own terms. I'm sure there are some maps in the CCP planning rooms for chopping the asian half of Russia for some more breathing room for a rising superpower.
- ArkanExplorer 6y agoIt would be nice if we could view trade, commerce and intermingling of Northern-Latituders as a positive prospect for humanity, rather than an opportunity for conflict.
- SllX 6y agoIt’s not positive when an illiberal authoritarian Party-first ethno-nationalist dictatorship is Daddy.