Abstract: This article focuses on Russian food security as the subject of research, with the object being the Russian-Ukrainian geopolitical conflict. The author examines in detail the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on the global food supply chain, emphasizing Russia's food security in light of geopolitical challenges. This article employs a wide range of research methods, such as geopolitical analysis, systemic analysis, comparative analysis, and others, aimed at analyzing the real problems that Russia may face both now and in the "post-conflict period." The novelty of the research lies in analyzing events from the perspective of geopolitics and conflict theory, as well as in the comprehensive examination of a series of problems and difficulties that Russia faces during the conflict and in the post-conflict period. The author also used a comprehensive approach involving various sources, including the latest findings from Russian and Chinese scholars, information from government websites of both countries, and others that can provide different perspectives for studying this issue. The work not only details the consequences of the conflict for Russia's food security at the present time but also provides forecasts regarding the development of the situation in the "post-conflict period." According to the author, to ensure geopolitical stability and overcome a complex international environment, Russia may create a new type of relationship between great powers and Asian countries, especially with China.

Keywords: China, Russia, policy, geopolitics, food security, challenges, crisis, Russian-Ukrainian conflict, supply chains, cooperation

Abstract: This study examines the major internal and external mechanisms of the increasing environmentalism in Chinese economy. The economic dimension of environmentionalization processes in the context of economic development. The main goal of this article is to reveal the strengths and weaknesses of said processes and to outline possible methods of overcoming their contradicting currents. Studying the experience of the People's Republic of China, the strengths and weaknesses of the Chinese approach to the environmentalization of the economy is necessary not only to understand the contemporary situation and to predict the future external and internal policies of the country. The results of the study may be useful for building possible scenarios for the development of other growing economies. The author analyses and outlines the political, market and social mechanisms necessary to achieve the set goals of the economy's environmentalization mechanisms. The author studies their main traits and spotlights the trends which are common to the said process in Chinese economy. The author also outlines the contradictions which China faces in the process of building a greener economy. The said contradictions include the conflict between the economy and the environment (1), the conflict of interest between the central government and regional authorities (2), the uneven environment-friendliness of large companies and smaller enterprises (3), as well as the lack of environmental awareness among the Chinese economy's actors (4). The author concludes by offering a number of ways to overcome the said contradictions.

Keywords: environmental management, environmental consciousness, environmental law, sustainable development, China, ecologization, ecology, environment, renewable energy, economy