انجمن ژئوپلیتیک ایران فصلنامه بین المللی ژئوپلیتیک 1735-4331 20 4 2024 12 21 The New Eurasianism and the Chinese-European Strategy towards It The New Eurasianism and the Chinese-European Strategy towards It 261 279 199810 10.22034/igq.2024.447219.1847 FA Omar Saadi Salim Al-Musawi Faculty Member at the College of Education Ibn Rushd for Humanities, University of Baghdad, Iraq. Journal Article 2024 03 12 The current study looks at New Eurasianism as a fundamental ideology of Russia's geopolitical strategy, New ‎Political economy in shadow of its economic integration towards the Eurasian region. New Eurasianism has called for greater cooperation among civilizations and the development of a ‎polycentric world pattern, promoting investment, trade, security, and infrastructure. The study examines key international actors, principally China and the ‎European Union (EU), in the context of their responses to Russia's Eurasian project, by using qualitative approach. The approach of China is to have a strategic partnership with Russia with the aim of fighting US unchallenged dominance and for regional peace. Given its dependence on Russian energy, ‎the EU is combining economic sanctions with energy cooperation. The findings show the influential role played by New Eurasianism in advocating the establishment of a multipolar world order and reforming the global geopolitical architecture with various strategic partnerships and regional integration projects. The current study looks at New Eurasianism as a fundamental ideology of Russia's geopolitical strategy, New ‎Political economy in shadow of its economic integration towards the Eurasian region. New Eurasianism has called for greater cooperation among civilizations and the development of a ‎polycentric world pattern, promoting investment, trade, security, and infrastructure. The study examines key international actors, principally China and the ‎European Union (EU), in the context of their responses to Russia's Eurasian project, by using qualitative approach. The approach of China is to have a strategic partnership with Russia with the aim of fighting US unchallenged dominance and for regional peace. Given its dependence on Russian energy, ‎the EU is combining economic sanctions with energy cooperation. The findings show the influential role played by New Eurasianism in advocating the establishment of a multipolar world order and reforming the global geopolitical architecture with various strategic partnerships and regional integration projects. https://journal.iag.ir/article_199810_fb74f3071f62149678359c5a4de080b8.pdf