Peace, Progress & Multipolar Goals Take Center Stage
Chinese President Xi Jinping touched down in Moscow this week for his 11th visit to Russia, kicking off talks focused on strengthening bilateral ties and commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's Victory Day. The trip highlights China's enduring commitment to peace and a 'stabilizing' partnership with Russia, experts say.
WWII Legacy: Rewriting the Narrative?
Panelists at a recent forum, including analysts like Mark Sleboda and Zhao Long, argued that China and Russia's contributions to defeating fascism in WWII have been 'underrated' in Western histories. Rong Ying, a Sichuan University professor, emphasized how their wartime collaboration built a foundation for today's diplomatic synergy.
Beyond Nostalgia: A Multipolar Vision
The discussions also spotlighted how modern China-Russia relations challenge a unipolar world order. 'This isn’t just about the past – it’s a roadmap for balancing global power dynamics,' one analyst noted, pointing to initiatives in trade and security reshaping Eurasia's future.
