Russia can benefit from the tariff war, but not necessarily by selling more energy and produce to China The trade war launched by US President Donald Trump against China will undoubtedly have a severe ...

It wants to share the economic vitality China exudes, which Russia lacks. Fifteen years ago, China became Russia’s leading trading partner; since the onset of the Russia-Ukraine war, it has become the ...

Wang Guangjun, one of the Chinese soldiers caught fighting for Moscow in Ukraine said he was inspired to join the Russian ...

China says it is pursuing three alleged U.S. operatives accused of carrying out cyberattacks on Chinese infrastructure during the Asian Winter Games.

President Trump may be turning relations with NATO and Russia inside out, but winter war games revealed that two militaries’ cooperation was unchanged.

A Beijing official says Ukraine’s claim that significant numbers of Chinese nationals are fighting alongside Russia’s invading army in Ukraine is “totally unfounded.” ...

While the two superpowers are locked in a trade standoff, Beijing is growing increasingly aggressive in pushing back in other ...

Kyiv says the presence of Chinese citizens in Russia’s army undermines Beijing’s claim to be neutral.

But China is not backing down, saying it will “fight to the end” if Trump continues to escalate what is already becoming a full-blown trade war. On Friday, China also significantly ramped up ...

This is the way US President Donald Trump characterized Russia’s “horrific” double ... while also expressing broader grief at the tragedy of war in general, rather than fury at the Kremlin ...

“We hoped that after the Cold War, Russia and China would be transformed by capitalism,” Sikorski says. “But we’ve lost both bets. Russia became an aggressive kleptocracy. China weaponised ...