The Russian Arctic trade path Jiang presents as China's northern hedge against maritime blockade, but also as a new source of dependence on Moscow.
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Northern Sea Route
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Jiang presents the Malacca Dilemma as the core reason China wants a northern Russian trade route, but he says Beijing still prefers balancing rather than choosing Russia outright so that both trade pathways stay available.
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"...So one area of cooperation between Russia and China is trade routes. All right? So as we discussed previously in this class, what the..."
"...and all that the other one is the one uh the route of san diego the compostela which is another trip to um to..."
"man and you break your route is a situation like this possible okay so the answer to this is what do you think is..."
"...across Central Asia and into Europe. Okay? This is a land route that Beijing wants to take in order to maintain trade with Europe...."
"...blockade in the Indian Ocean, okay? So that's cut off your route as well."
"...other countries discern that America is trying to control the trade route of China?"
"...personally i think that's sort of seems like a much better route for china uh they also have a much you know you guys..."
"...have it open for them. They said ships must pass through routes designated by Iran."
"...a really cool graph that actually shows us where the shipping routes actually are now. And why this is such a problem for the..."
"...longer can come through the Gulf of Oman. And this this route right here, they have to come all the way up to where..."
"...weeks of war, and with the president scrambling for an escape route, it's fair to ask whether acting now helped the Iranian people at..."
"...wants to invade Greenland. And he's going to block the trade routes and the sea route. So the focus can now be here where..."
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