Anti-Russian Sanctions and Changes in Trans-Eurasian Logistics
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The introduction of anti-Russian sanctions by the countries of the «collective West» in the globalized world has affected not only the economy of Russia and the countries that implement sanctions, but also third countries. There was a violation of international supply chains in Eurasia, which were associated with the Russian Federation. These changes affected international routes linking China and the European Union. The article assesses the impact of anti-Russian sanctions on trans-Eurasian logistics, analyzes current and future changes in its organization.

Volkova A.A., Nikitin Y.A., Vladimir A.P., (2022), ANTI-RUSSIAN SANCTIONS AND CHANGES IN TRANS-EURASIAN LOGISTICS. Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 6 => 294-298.

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Anti-Russian sanctions, international transport corridors, international freight traffic, China, European Union, Russia, Eurasia.