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How China sees Russia
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The authors discusses the relations between Russia and China from the end of the Cold War in 1989 through the mid 2010s, including trade, cooperation, investment and national security relations between the two countries.Abstract:
The article discusses the relations between Russia and China from the end of the Cold War in 1989 through the mid 2010s, including trade, cooperation, investment and national security relations between the two countries. The author comments on the possibility that Russian and China may form an alliance against the U.S. An overview of Chinese attitudes' towards Russian foreign policy, including in regard to the latter's involvement in the Ukrainian Conflict, is provided.read more
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