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China-Ukraine relations
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Ukraine: China’s Burning Bridge to Europe?
By Elizabeth Wishnick
China's BRI and agricultural needs led Beijing to seek partnership with Ukraine. Now Russia's military build-up has complicated those calculations.
Why China is Setting its Sights on Ukraine
By Valbona Zeneli and Nataliia Haluhan
Beijing's bid for geopolitical influence in Kyiv is increasing.
Ukraine: China Flexes Its Investment Muscle
By Jack Laurenson
“If China wants to come here and improve our ports and railways and build our roads, why would we stop them?”
The Saakashvili Saga (And Why China Should Care)
By Philip Dubow
The former Georgian president’s colorful reentry into Ukrainian politics could impact China's regional aspirations.
Military-Industrial Triangle: Russia, Ukraine, and China
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Sarah Kirchberger.
Why China Is Interested in Ukraine
By Olena Mykal
While many countries would like to be part of the Silk Road route, China has a strategic interest in Ukraine.
Ukraine Seeks Stronger China Ties
By Zachary Keck
Ukraine’s incoming government has already begun a charm offensive towards China.
China’s Stake in the Ukraine Crisis
By Gregory J. Moore
Ukraine’s powerful military industrial complex gives Beijing a bigger stake in the crisis than meets the eye.
China Backs Russia on Ukraine
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite its principle of non-interference, domestic and international interests have Beijing siding with Moscow.
China's Agricultural Deals with Ukraine in Jeopardy
By Shannon Tiezzi
Reports that China wants $3 billion in loans returned call into question the future of China-Ukraine agricultural deals.
China’s Nuclear Parasol
By Christian Conroy
Beijing offers a “nuclear security guarantee” to the Ukraine. How does that fit with its nuclear doctrine?
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