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This is CBS Eye in the World. I'm John Bachelor. Mongolia, a landlocked country that bordering

China, bordering Russia has a lot of answers or at least harsher answers of the state of

Eurasia right now in wartime. I welcome Antonio Colabasano for geopolitical futures of subscription

sites. She is in Bucharest, writing about Mongolia as representative of a number of so-called

buffer states around China and once upon a time around the Soviet Union. And what we can

see of their response to the pandemic, to the war, to the demand for resources, to worldwide

inflation. Antonio, a very good day to you in Bucharest. Thank you very much. What is striking

about Mongolia is that it is natural resource rich. Chiefly you write about coal, but I know

they have lots of lumber and uranium and all the extractive resources that we hear about

on the earth. And yet, who is in charge in Mongolia? Is it Beijing? Is it Moscow? Can we

tell? Good evening to you. Hello, good evening. Thank you for having me, first of all. And

it is always a pleasure to be here with you discussing such interesting and worrisome news

because indeed Mongolia is one of the buffer zones in between Russia and China at the

moment. And it is telling for both the Chinese economy and the Russian war, it is telling

in terms of global economy, in terms of instability of the world, like all Eurasia is pretty much

in a nutshell in Mongolia right now. As for who is in charge? Well, currently Mongolia

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