Putin and Xi Forge Alliance with 'Multipolar World Declaration' Amidst US Tensions
Putin, Xi sign ‘multipolar world declaration’ — days after Trump’s China trip

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In a significant diplomatic move, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a 'multipolar world declaration' aimed at reshaping global governance, criticizing the US-led order. This agreement, made shortly after US President Donald Trump's visit to China, emphasizes their commitment to a polycentric world and mutual cooperation while condemning unilateral actions by Western powers.
- 01The 'multipolar world declaration' rejects the US-led world order, describing it as a 'law of the jungle'.
- 02Xi and Putin condemned the Aukus pact, likening it to NATO's expansion in Europe, which they argue undermines regional peace.
- 03The two leaders reaffirmed support for the 'One China Policy', opposing Taiwanese independence.
- 04More than 20 agreements were signed between China and Russia, covering trade and technology sectors.
- 05Analysts note that Russia's dependence on China has increased significantly since the invasion of Ukraine, affecting its strategic autonomy.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have signed a 'multipolar world declaration', aiming to reshape global governance and reject the US-led order, which they label as the 'law of the jungle'. This declaration, made shortly after US President Donald Trump's visit to China, emphasizes a commitment to a polycentric world and mutual cooperation. Xi criticized Western nations for their unilateral actions, which he claims threaten global stability. Both leaders condemned the Aukus security pact, equating it with NATO's expansion in Europe, and reaffirmed their support for the 'One China Policy', opposing any form of Taiwanese independence. In addition to the declaration, over 20 agreements were signed, focusing on trade and technology. Analysts highlight the growing asymmetry in the China-Russia relationship, particularly following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has increased its reliance on China for economic and military support. Despite this dependency, Xi has used his leverage to negotiate terms beneficial to China, particularly regarding energy projects like the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, which remains unresolved due to pricing disputes.
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The strengthened ties between China and Russia may lead to shifts in global trade and security dynamics, affecting economies worldwide.
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