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Why the Xi–Putin Summit Matters Beyond Beijing
The Xi-Putin summit, held shortly after US President Donald Trump visited China, underscores strong cooperation between the two new superpowers and signals a new front against Western aggression.
Putin's Beijing Stopover and the Alliance Trump Couldn't Crack
The back-to-back summits in Beijing revealed not only China’s growing diplomatic confidence but also the emergence of a deeper Sino-Russian axis that increasingly challenges the foundations of the US-led global order.
Sergey Karaganov: “We Need to Formulate a New Ideology for Ourselves and for the World, Rooted in Serving the Individual”
In the second part of our exclusive interview with Sergey Karaganov, Academic Director of the Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs at HSE University and Honorary Chairman of the Presidium of the Council for Foreign and Defense Policy, Doctor of Historical Sciences, we discussed the key challenges facing BRICS. The main question was: will the expanded bloc become too unwieldy to make coordinated decisions? How should unity and effectiveness be maintained amid the growing diversity of its members?
