Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing, sending a clear message to the West, particularly US President Trump, stating they do not want a world governed by the "law of the jungle." Putin received a more elaborate welcome than Trump, highlighting the importance of Russia-China relations for Beijing.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin issued a joint statement criticizing the US for undermining global stability, while strengthening bilateral cooperation in various sectors and extending their 'treaty of good neighbourliness'.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, emphasizing their "comprehensive strategic partnership" and calling for an end to "unilateral bullying." The leaders signed agreements on technology, trade, and research, extending a 25-year treaty, and discussed the Middle East crisis.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, emphasizing their "comprehensive strategic partnership" and opposing "unilateral bullying." The leaders signed agreements on technology, trade, and research, extending a 25-year treaty. Xi warned of a "law of the jungle" world, while Putin highlighted Russia's role as an energy supplier amid Middle East tensions.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met in Beijing, agreeing to extend a cooperation treaty and discussing global challenges. Meanwhile, Russia attacked Ukraine, and Ukraine retaliated with drone strikes on Russia.
China’s top diplomat Wang Yi called for “unity and the safeguarding of international justice” during a meeting with UN General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock on Wednesday, urging a global front against the “law of the jungle” amid deepening geopolitical tensions. During the talks in Beijing, Wang told Baerbock that multilateralism faced “severe challenges” from unnamed powers prioritising “might over right”, a veiled critique of Washington. “Certain countries pursue a policy of ‘strength...
