英文摘要 |
This article mainly discusses the role of Russian East-Asia policy in its foreign policy, and focuses on the Russian East-Asia policy by the trend and development of bilateral relations between Russia and China. The main goal of Russian Asia-Pacific policy is to merge into Asia-Pacific regional economic system, and to develop its huge territory in the Far Eastern Area. By actively participating in the process of Asia-Pacific economic integration, Russia can firmly get the right to enact regulations. In spite of being located in the Asia-Pacific region, Russia still can not become one of the main members in the Region. The reasons comprise the lack of consensus of foreign policy in the nation, the unawareness of the importance of the Region, and the traditional west-oriented trend in its foreign policy etc., resulting in the ignorance of east-oriented foreign policy. By contrast with pro-west foreign policy in the first half of 90s, Russia began its ''overall'' foreign policy in Primakov's era. During this period, Russia stressed the importance of Asian countries, and especially chose China as its ''partner''. By signing several treaties and declarations, and visiting periodically by the heads of both nations, Russia and China consolidate their partnership. Although the relations between the two nations are getting closer, there are unsteady factors. For example, the relations of the two nations respectively with US. will affect the other. Secondly, the two nations have different opinions and methods concerning how to get a ''big power'' position and how to get its benefit from it. Thirdly, based on the history and practical geopolitics, the two neighboring nations possess the factors of mutual defense subconsciously. |