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China and Russia – new front against the West?

China and Russia are cooperating in many areas – from flourishing commodity trade to plans for a joint moon station to replacing the US dollar as the reserve currency. However, a closer look shows: The supposed affection has clear boundaries – and potential for conflict.

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Michael Radunski
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Angela Merkel and Heiko Maas are alarmed. The German chancellor and her foreign minister are unanimously warning that Russia must not be driven into China’s arms – and thus justifying their adherence to Nord Stream 2, for example.

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