- Russia and China are working to increase their economic relations volume, targeting $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2030.
- China and Russia are seeking market diversification due to sanctions.
Sanctions are causing financial access issues while Switzerland and UAE facilitate trade between Russia and Gulf markets.
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Updated Jul 10
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What happened
Sanctions are causing financial access issues while Switzerland and UAE facilitate trade between Russia and Gulf markets.
Who's involved
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Part of
China and Russia are seeking market diversification due to sanctions.Also in this story
- Russia proposed joint dumping of US securities to intensify pressure on the US economy, coinciding with Paulson's visit to Beijing.
- China provided submarine quieting technology to Russia to enhance its military capabilities.
The entities involved
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Switzerland
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UAE
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Related events
- A Moscow-backed campaign is pressuring Switzerland's political establishment, including figures like Christoph Blocher, to consider stricter neutrality, economic sanctions, and cooperation with NATO.
- Donald Trump announced severe new economic sanctions and trade halts against Iran.
- UAE and Europe are strengthening bilateral ties through trade and technology, while regional conflicts and a Leipzig attack highlight shared continental vulnerability.
- Iran is moving petroleum through multiple locations including Singapore, China, UAE, and Europe, while the US applies sanctions and the FBI coordinates cyber indictments.
- Qatar, Turkey, UAE, and Saudi Arabia are actively helping the US impose economic measures and penalties against Iran.