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Russia-China Strategic Relations Warm in Wake of Mounting Tensions with NATO/US

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 May 2025

M K Bhadrakumar
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Westernism is giving way to Orientalism in Moscow's outlook, if the past week's happenings are any guide. As Russia's ties with the West deteriorate, an upswing in its strategic partnership with China becomes almost inevitable.

The resumption of Russia-NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) dialogue has gone awry. And the nascent hopes regarding a “reset of the button” of the Russian-American relationship are belied. With Moscow under multiple pressures from the West, two top Chinese officials have arrived in the Russian capital to offer support - Defense Minister Liang Guanglie and Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 7 , Issue 21 , May 2009 , e3
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