Reconstitution of the Eurasian order and prospects for China – US – Russia economic interactions

Abstract

The reconstitution of the Eurasian order began in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the end of the Cold War. Today, geopolitical tensions, increasing protectionism and fragmentation make establishing a favorable Eurasian order challenging. The article defines the concept of Eurasian order, and determines the importance of China — US — Russia economic interactions in the restructuring of the Eurasian order, as well as analyses the mechanisms provided by the three countries in the Eurasian region to serve their respective interests. The development status of mutual trade and investment between China, the United States and Russia is analyzed, and the economic complementarity between them is revealed, as well as the prospects for economic interactions between the three countries are determined