Does the Cancellation of SouthStream Signal a Fundamental Reorientation of Russian Gas Export Policy

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The cancellation of the South Stream gas pipeline across the Black Sea may signal a fundamental reorientation of Russian gas export policy. Its replacement by similar pipelines direct to Turkey, and the abandonment of Gazprom’s long time strategy..

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Does the Cancellation of SouthStream Signal a Fundamental Reorientation of Russian Gas Export Policy

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