South Stream cancelled - what are the implications?
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Putin's announcement to abandon the South Stream concept of a direct pipeline to the EU and to promote an alternative pipeline to Turkey is set to have profound implications. This move will enable Russia and Turkey to achieve multiple strategic objectives while Europe is set to be the biggest loser.
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