Russia and China are intensifying their military collaboration, stopping short of a formal alliance but signaling an unprecedented level of strategic coordination amid escalating global tensions. The Center for European Policy Analysis explores the implications of this shift for the future of European security
Xi Jinping’s recent visit to Russia has sparked a wave of tension between China and Europe, adding layers of complexity to Beijing’s diplomatic efforts. Experts caution that strengthening ties with Moscow may risk pushing away European allies, posing a significant challenge to China’s aspirations for greater influence across the continent
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made a bold accusation, claiming that China is supplying weapons to Russia in the midst of the ongoing conflict. This serious allegation not only heightens concerns about a potential escalation but also casts a shadow over international relations as tensions continue to rise.
