Russia's Pivot to the East: From Greater Europe to Greater Eurasia

After the collapse of the ancient Silk Road, the European
maritime powers began connecting the world in the early 16th
century. After 500 years of a Western-centric world, Russia,
China and other Eurasian powers are connecting Eurasia in terms
of independent technology, industry, energy, physical
transportation corridors, banks and currencies. Russia's decision
to abandon the Greater Europe project in 2014 in favour of the
Greater Initiative ended 300 years of a Western-centric approach
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