US EditionXi calls it a ‘strategic choice’ to deepen ties in meeting with Russian PM
- On Nov 4, President Xi Jinping met Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing and sought to expand mutual investment, while a joint communiqu� reaffirmed the one‑China principle.
- China and Russia have deepened ties since 2022, as Xi Jinping, President of China, said safeguarding and developing relations is a shared strategic choice amid Western sanctions.
- Officials pointed to projects in energy, agriculture and aerospace, while Mikhail Mishustin, Russian Prime Minister, urged steps to attract mutual investment and support joint projects.
- The Kremlin called Mishustin's visit 'highly important' and highlighted its significance despite bilateral commerce declining in recent months as China faces mounting US pressure over trade and technology.
- Moscow's growing ties with Pyongyang include a 2024 Russia‑North Korea defence pact and plans for facilities near North Korea, with Putin recently meeting Choe Son Hui.
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Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin arrived in China this Monday for an official two-day visit, in which he seeks to consolidate the integral and strategic partnership that both nations maintain at the highest level.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping, during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing, said he wanted to increase investment and expand economic ties with Russia.
Xi Pushes Stronger China-Russia Investment Amid Western Pressure
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing on Tuesday, pledging to expand mutual investment and deepen cooperation despite global “turbulence.” The meeting comes as Moscow faces heavy Western sanctions over its war in Ukraine and a recent slowdown in trade with China. Why It MattersRussia has increasingly relied on China […] The post Xi Pushes Stronger China-Russia Investment Amid Western Pressure appear…
China’s President Xi Jinping sought this Tuesday to expand mutual investment with Russia and reaffirmed Beijing’s commitment to advance relations despite “turbulent” external conditions, according to Chinese state media reports Reuters. Xi met with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing at the Great People’s Hall, one day after Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang met with Mishustin in Hangzhou, where Li stated that China wanted to stren…
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