China and Russia Strengthen Strategic Alliance, Oppose Western Dominance
In a series of high-level meetings, China and Russia have pledged to deepen strategic coordination and oppose Western-led global systems, marking a significant shift in international relations.
- China and Russia have committed to defending a multipolar world and reforming the global governance system, aiming to counter Western dominance.
- The strategic partnership includes enhancing bilateral communication and strengthening coordination within the BRICS group and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
- Both nations have criticized Western sanctions and military alliances, reaffirming their opposition to hegemonism and unilateralism.
- China's support for Russia amid its growing economic and diplomatic isolation signals a deepening of ties between the two former rivals.
- The United States and its allies have been urged not to extend their influence in the Asia-Pacific region, as China and Russia seek to unite countries from the 'Global South'.
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