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The Sino-Russian relationship and the west/ Marcin Kaczmarski

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KACZMARSKI Marcin

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In: Survival Vol.62, No.6, December 2020-January 2021, pp.199-212 (106)Summary: Western observers exaggerate the negative implications of Sino-Russian cooperation for Europe and the US, as well as the West's ability to weaken this relationship.

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Western observers exaggerate the negative implications of Sino-Russian cooperation for Europe and the US, as well as the West's ability to weaken this relationship.

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