Global Risk Profile by Tamuz Itai
Global Risk Profile – Analyzing Geopolitics & Global Risks 🌍
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Tuesday Sep 23, 2025
Tuesday Sep 23, 2025
From Blagoveshchensk’s new Chinese road signs to the Power of Siberia pipelines, the story of Eastern Russia is about more than geography. It’s about resources, strategy, and the uneasy partnership between Moscow and Beijing.
In this episode of Global Risk Profile, we dig into:
• Why Eastern Russia is one of the richest prize zones on the planet — oil, gas, palladium, timber, fisheries.
• How the CCP is embedding itself without tanks, using pipelines, loans, and trade dominance.
• Why the “no limits” partnership is anything but equal.
• The history of mistrust between Russia and China — and why they are not natural allies.
• Tom Clancy’s The Bear and the Dragon: what the novel got right, what it missed, and why leadership still matters.
• A forward-looking idea: could a U.S.-led “corridor for peace” give Moscow an off-ramp from Beijing’s grip while strengthening allies like Japan and South Korea?
This is more than a regional story. It’s a test case for how the CCP projects influence, how Russia manages decline, and whether the United States and its partners can shape alternatives.