Pragmatic partners: Russia and China strengthen bilateral ties/ Christian Le Miere
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 26 Issue 7, July 2014, pp.54-55 (123) Summary: A multi-billion-dollar gas deal and joint military exercises have underlined China's current importance to Russia. This article describes why the relationship between the two countries will remain largely pragmatic rather than ideological.
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A multi-billion-dollar gas deal and joint military exercises have underlined China's current importance to Russia. This article describes why the relationship between the two countries will remain largely pragmatic rather than ideological.
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