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Trump’s ascent as the president of US, has negatively affected the advancement of American interests in Central Asia, Russian political analyst Andrey Grozin thinks; in case of further worsening of the conflict between Moscow and Brussels and Washington, its participants will try to lure the states surrounding Russia, on their side, demanding certainty from them, which is like a sharp knife for the region’s elites.
Breaking into the Western markets is China’s strategic task that is being implemented via the One Belt One Road global concept. The strategic task of the Central Asian countries is to get on the train that travels that road. This is how the situation is perceived by Andrey Grozin.
The world is experiencing another shake up with still unclear consequences, Russian political analyst Andrey Grozin thinks. The conflict between Russia and the west is growing, far from perfect are relations between China and the US, plus there are noticeable are centrifugal events within Europe.
