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China-Russia Relations
China’s Position on Russia and Ukraine Is a Warning to the West and the Pacific
By Louisa Wall
Wang Yi’s remarks confirm what many have long suspected: China’s interests are best served not by stability, peace, or sovereignty, but by a prolonged conflict.
From Rhetoric to Reality: China-Russia Cooperation in the Arctic Accelerates
By Oliver Dieckmann
What began as political signaling is now becoming reality.
The Xi-Putin Summit: A Display of China-Russia Resilience on Victory Day
By Elizabeth Wishnick
Amid Trump’s tariffs and Ukraine talks, Putin and Xi were determined to display the strength of their strategic partnership despite U.S. pressure.
Xi, Putin Vow to ‘Defend the Victorious Outcome of WWII’ – by Countering the US
By Shannon Tiezzi
Xi's attendance at the Victory Day celebrations in Moscow served as yet another reminder of the modern-day strategic calculations underpinning the China-Russia convergence.
The Chinese Mercenaries Fighting Russia’s War in Ukraine
By Elizabeth Wishnick
How these fighters are recruited, why they joined, and what it means for China’s role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict – and global security in general.
The Sino-Russian Alignment Stops at Arctic Trade
By Farrell Gregory
Contrary to official proclamations, there is one hard limit to the relationship between Moscow and Beijing.
Ukraine Claims Capture of Chinese Fighting With Russia in Donetsk
By Catherine Putz and Shannon Tiezzi
Zelenskyy claims that Kyiv has information on at least 155 Chinese citizens fighting with the Russian forces in eastern Ukraine.
The ‘Reverse Kissinger’ Strategy Is Based on Bad History
By David Brostoff
The idea relies on a historical fallacy: Kissinger didn’t create the Sino-Soviet split. He merely took advantage of it.
Why a Possible Trump-Putin Rapprochement Is Good for China
By Justyna Szczudlik
Whatever the U.S. intentions, the outcome of the Russia-U.S. dialogue would be beneficial for China.
In Phone Call, Putin, Xi Emphasize That China and Russia ‘Cannot Be Moved Apart’
By Shannon Tiezzi
The two leaders discussed at length the recent developments in Russia-U.S. relations, a sign that such talks will not impact China and Russia’s close partnership.
The Myth of a ‘Reverse Kissinger’: Why Aligning With Russia to Counter China Is a Strategic Illusion
By Jianli Yang
Any U.S. attempt to align with Russia to counterbalance China lacks the geopolitical, economic, and strategic foundation necessary for success.
What Trump’s Tilt Toward Russia Means for China
By Vita Golod
The U.S. and China are both effectively pushing Ukraine back into Russia’s sphere of influence – but Beijing’s approach suddenly looks more reasonable in comparison.
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