Viewpoint: Moscow's Asia Pivot Could Unlock LNG for Europe

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Chinese President Xi Jingping’s state visit to Russia this week shows a tightening of relations between the two countries, an important geopolitical milestone following Moscow’s distancing from the West due to its ongoing war in Ukraine. But it is also a crucial meeting in order to gauge the long-term potential for Moscow’s so-called Asia pivot and, in the shorter term, its effects on China’s appetite for spot LNG cargoes.

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Gas Pipelines, Gas Supply, Gas Demand, Sanctions, Resource Access, Military Conflict, LNG Spot Trade, LNG Demand
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