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Moonraker
A few tasty overseas trips for far too many bureaucrats at taxpayers' expense coming up.
Michael Machida
Siding with Russia due to their trade routes in the Arctic?
Eastman
talk is cheap and this one is really cheap one.
englisc aspyrgend
Forward planning is better than retrospective reaction.
Routes via China leave you open to the same economic blackmail that they are so keen on applying as soon as you do/say anything they don’t approve of. That route would also require numerous border crossings and paperwork not to mention transshipping from ship to rail the rail to ship to cross the Caspian Sea and back to rail again.
Kenny
Too late . They should have taken a step much before when there were no containers and ships arriving in japan.
Yrral
Russia has cut Japanese,routes from Europe, meaning Japan have to fly hours more to reach EU
RichardPearce
Try drawing a line from Japan to Europe that avoids BRI and SCO countries. Then draw a line from China to Europe. Notice how much longer the Japanese line is.