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 ...

Trump's China Policy Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times came away from a China trip convinced that cooperation to ...

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 ...

After losing its European markets for oil and exports, Russia has become dependent on revenues from energy sales to China to finance its war. Russian defense companies ... But it will all be a game.

Following that, the war ... Russia, is not unconditional it would depend on the circumstances." "I'm not sure they will, but they could," says Clarke of the likelihood of a Chinese invasion. China ...

Since Russia’s unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine in ... of the Chinese Communist Party. Playing the long game, China, like Russia, also seeks to devalue the importance of human ...

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot, during a visit to China ... Russia this year, while continuing to supply the Kremlin with missiles, artillery and ammunition to help Moscow in its war ...

In a parallel statement, the White House said that Russia ... the war. The US intelligence community’s Annual Threat Assessment report said Russia, along with Iran, North Korea and China are ...

Iran will hold a second round of talks with allies Russia and China on its nuclear program, the JCPOA, an official revealed. On March 14, Iranian and Russian officials met their Chinese counterparts ...

China’s coercive campaign against Taiwan has ... For Taiwan to do so successfully, it will have to learn lessons from the war against Ukraine, a country that failed to deter an attack from ...