Pacific Russia in the geopolitical structures of Eastern Eurasia
Pacific Russia is considered as a large macro-region of Russia, including the territory of the Far Eastern Federal Okrug (with the exception of Buryatia Republic and Zabaikalskiy Krai) and the adjacent Arctic and Pacific 200-mile maritime economic zone. An assessment of the geopolitical position of Pacific Russia in Eastern Eurasia is being conducted. The following components of the geopolitical position of Pacific Russia are identified namely: the proximity of the macroregion to the northeastern regions of China and other countries of Eastern Eurasia; comparison of the geopolitical potentials of neighboring countries, including those expressed in the form of internal geopolitical triangles and the outer quadrilateral, and presence of geopolitical tensions and problems. An existence of a huge belt of transboundary basins of the Pacific marginal seas - from the Chukchi and Bering, to the Philippine one is the most important specificity of the geopolitical situation of the countries and regions of Eastern Eurasia. This transboundary occurrence creates an objective basis to develop the sustainable international cooperation in Eastern Eurasia.