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Bear East

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  • RFA’s Luna Pham reports about Russian influence in three Southeast Asian countries. In Thailand, Orthodox Churches are thriving and war-weary Russians are snapping up real estate. In neighboring Laos, former Soviet-bloc Laotian students have mixed memories of life in the USSR. And in Vietnam, Hanoi’s ‘special relationship’ with Moscow lives on but is under strain.

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  • Thailand: Russian Orthodox Church thrives in a Buddhist country

    Thailand: Russian Orthodox Church thrives in a Buddhist country
    2023/12/01

    As the number of Russian visitors in Thailand has soared in recent years, the Russian Orthodox Church has expanded rapidly. RFA’s Luna Pham speaks with priests about practicing in the mostly Buddhist country.


    Russia’s ties with East and Southeast Asia go back decades, and while those connections weakened with the end of the Cold War, they never disappeared. Now, with Russia’s increasing isolation following its invasion of Ukraine, the relationships have taken on greater significance.


    In Bear East, RFA examines, country-by-country, how those links have evolved in terms of the defense trade, as well as government, business and people-to-people ties. Read the complete series at https://en.rfa.org/BearEast.


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    7 分
  • Thailand: A tourist haven for war-weary Russians

    Thailand: A tourist haven for war-weary Russians
    2023/12/01

    RFA’s Luna Pham travels to Phuket to find out why the Thai resort island has become a popular destination for wealthy Russians, who are driving a recovery of the local real estate market. 


    Russia’s ties with East and Southeast Asia go back decades, and while those connections weakened with the end of the Cold War, they never disappeared. Now, with Russia’s increasing isolation following its invasion of Ukraine, the relationships have taken on greater significance.


    In Bear East, RFA examines, country-by-country, how those links have evolved in terms of the defense trade, as well as government, business and people-to-people ties. Read the complete series at https://en.rfa.org/BearEast.



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    7 分
  • Laos: Bound to Russia by Soviet-era school ties

    Laos: Bound to Russia by Soviet-era school ties
    2023/12/01

    RFA’s Luna Pham visits a restaurant in Vientiane where Laotians can rekindle memories of Russia where many studied in their youth when Laos was a major recipient of Soviet aid.


    Russia’s ties with East and Southeast Asia go back decades, and while those connections weakened with the end of the Cold War, they never disappeared. Now, with Russia’s increasing isolation following its invasion of Ukraine, the relationships have taken on greater significance.


    In Bear East, RFA examines, country-by-country, how those links have evolved in terms of the defense trade, as well as government, business and people-to-people ties. Read the complete series at https://en.rfa.org/BearEast.


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    11 分

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RFA’s Luna Pham reports about Russian influence in three Southeast Asian countries. In Thailand, Orthodox Churches are thriving and war-weary Russians are snapping up real estate. In neighboring Laos, former Soviet-bloc Laotian students have mixed memories of life in the USSR. And in Vietnam, Hanoi’s ‘special relationship’ with Moscow lives on but is under strain.

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© 2024 Radio Free Asia
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