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China’s Position on Russia and Ukraine Is a Warning to the West and the Pacific
Since the invasion, China has supported Russia’s economy through trade, provided diplomatic cover in international forums, and participated in joint military exercises. At the same time, it continues to claim neutrality, masking its support for Russia behind the guise of plausible deniability.
Speaking to Current Time, Russian political scientist Natalia Shevshkova noted comments from Wang after his recent European ...
At the summit, the EU and China are expected to tackle another pressing issue: China’s restrictions on rare earth exports to ...
Wang Yi even hinted that the planned EU-China summit in July might be shortened if Brussels does not reconsider its position. Recently, Moscow’s economic dependence on Beijing has become more ...
With Moscow and Beijing pushing to revive the long-inactive Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral dialogue, attention has ...
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi reportedly told the EU that Beijing views a Russian defeat in Ukraine as unacceptable, ...
China offered the European Union assurances on Friday that it would seek peace in Ukraine but said this would be on its own terms, deflecting pressure for a tougher stance towards Russia.
While it will be very difficult to persuade China to change its position on Ukraine, economic engagement with Beijing is still a must for the EU. But while we do that, we must also diversify our ...
A Chinese official told the EU's top diplomat that Beijing cannot accept Russia losing its war against Ukraine, contradicting Beijing’s public position of neutrality in the conflict.
The United States and the European Union pledged on Wednesday to join forces to counter China's non-market economic practices and disinformation, particularly over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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