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Saturday, March 31, 2018
Russia’s Unhappy Energy Marriage with China
As Putin has become the longest-serving Russian leader since Stalin, the country’s economic and political stagnation is drawing more and more
comparisons to the Leonid Brezhnev
era. Putin’s political system cannot survive the stresses imposed by major reforms needed to improve the economy, creating a deepening dependency on foreign policy in all its forms to secure legitimacy and, more importantly, money. By all appearances, his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, is
tightening his control
of the state and policy. This dynamic poses problems for the Kremlin’s most important relationship with a non-Western power.
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