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Putin Begins First Visit to China Since Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Putin Begins First Visit to China Since Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

By Christopher Bodeen
The Russian president joins dozens of foreign leaders at China’s Belt and Road Forum.
Will Russia and China Agree to the Power of Siberia 2? 

Will Russia and China Agree to the Power of Siberia 2? 

By Joseph Webster
The proposed pipeline has astonishingly poor project economics. It might be built regardless. 

Russia, China, and the Ukraine War: Tensions in the ‘No Limits’ Relationship

Russia, China, and the Ukraine War: Tensions in the ‘No Limits’ Relationship

By Jeanne L. Wilson
China’s recent diplomatic foray suggests that Chinese and Russian visions of an acceptable outcome of the war are not wholly aligned.

What World War II Narratives Reveal About China-Russia Relations

What World War II Narratives Reveal About China-Russia Relations

By Vincent K.L. Chang and Eric Siyi Zhang
Despite efforts by Beijing and Moscow to align their official memories of the war for strategic ends, a large-scale analysis of state media coverage shows that any convergence is one-sided and shallow.

Will a China-Led Global Recession Influence Beijing’s Russia Policy? 

Will a China-Led Global Recession Influence Beijing’s Russia Policy? 

By Joseph Webster
China’s domestic economic realities are colliding with Xi’s geopolitical ambitions and impacting Beijing’s Russia policy. 
The China-Russia Power Play

The China-Russia Power Play

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Alicja Bachulska.

Russia, China, and the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant 

Russia, China, and the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant 

By Joseph Webster
The Kremlin is unlikely to order an attack on a Ukrainian nuclear facility, partly because of its relationship with Beijing. 
Will China Change Its Approach to the Ukraine War?

Will China Change Its Approach to the Ukraine War?

By Zhenze Huang
China's ambivalent stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine reflects its national interests, and is unlikely to significantly change.

What Conclusions Is China Drawing From the Wagner Revolt in Russia?

What Conclusions Is China Drawing From the Wagner Revolt in Russia?

By Björn Alexander Düben
The direct parallels to China are limited, but the unexpected challenge to Putin’s regime will likely fuel further emphasis on domestic stability within Xi’s. 

Why Was India’s SCO Summit Virtual?

Why Was India’s SCO Summit Virtual?

By Catherine Putz
India’s quiet SCO summit speaks loudly enough as to the group's potential, or lack thereof.

The China-Russia Partnership After Prigozhin’s Mutiny: The View From Beijing 

The China-Russia Partnership After Prigozhin’s Mutiny: The View From Beijing 

By Michael Clarke
While Chinese analysts – and likely the government – recognize the weaknesses of the Putin regime, Beijing is unlikely to fundamentally reassess its alignment with Moscow in the near term.
Russia Says China Backs Its Efforts to Stabilize the Country After Mercenary Rebellion

Russia Says China Backs Its Efforts to Stabilize the Country After Mercenary Rebellion

By Simina Mistreanu
The reassurance came as Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko made a previously unannounced trip to Beijing.

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