Could Greenland and Iran have been factors behind latest China-Russia talks?
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian Security Council head Sergei Shoigu met in Beijing on Sunday to discuss bilateral relations and shared interests. Wang warned of the world lapsing into the "law of the jungle," advocating for increased mutual support between China and Russia on core issues. While the US was not explicitly named, Chinese observers suggest that recent events involving Greenland and Iran, along with the situation in Ukraine, may have prompted the talks. Cui Hongjian noted that these global changes have increased the need for communication between China and Russia. Wang expressed Beijing's willingness to collaborate with Moscow to explore new opportunities in the coming year.
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AI-ExtractedChina and Russia should increase mutual support on issues involving each other’s core interests.
Wang warned of the danger of the world lapsing into the “law of the jungle”.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Sergei Shoigu met in Beijing on Sunday.
Recent changes in Greenland, Iran and Ukraine have increased the necessity of communication.
Trump’s threats against Greenland and rising tensions with Iran may have been a factor in China-Russia talks.
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