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Russia and China : the ambivalent embrace / Robert Kuchins

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KUCHINS Andrew

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TextPublication details: 2007Subject(s):

RUSSIA -- FOREIGN RELATIONS -- CHINA

In: Current History Vol 106 No 702, October 2007, pp.321-327 (20)Summary: Despite deep seated reservations Russia has, over the last 15 years, been steadily developing pragmatic relations with China. This article considers Russia's underlying strategic vision and concludes that Russia sees itself in a unique position with historical and cultural links to Europe and growing economic interests with Asia.

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Despite deep seated reservations Russia has, over the last 15 years, been steadily developing pragmatic relations with China. This article considers Russia's underlying strategic vision and concludes that Russia sees itself in a unique position with historical and cultural links to Europe and growing economic interests with Asia.

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