Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Wednesday, emphasizing the strong growth of trade relations between the two countries. This meeting comes as Russia faces increasing political and economic dependence on China amidst the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang will visit Russia and Belarus this week, further strengthening economic and diplomatic ties between the nations. The visit comes amidst Russia’s ongoing conflict with Ukraine, with China maintaining its neutrality while deepening its partnership with Russia.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has formally congratulated Keir Starmer on his election as British Prime Minister, expressing a willingness to improve relations and enhance cooperation. This comes after a period of strained diplomatic ties between the two countries, marked by disputes over Hong Kong and accusations of espionage.
