China’s Xi meets Russian FM Lavrov, calls relations with Moscow ‘precious’

Chinese President Xi Jinping lauds 'precious' strategic partnership with Russia during high-level talks with Foreign Minister Lavrov. | Contesto: cronaca

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• China’s Xi meets Russian FM Lavrov, calls relations with Moscow ‘precious’

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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Beijing on Tuesday, declaring the bilateral relationship between the two nations a "precious" asset. The high-level talks, which also included discussions with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, focused on deepening strategic coordination amid a complex international landscape, with the ongoing conflict involving Iran cited as a key topic of mutual concern. The meeting underscores the continued consolidation of the China-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination, a diplomatic cornerstone both powers have repeatedly emphasized as a stabilizing force. President Xi's characterization of the ties as "precious" signals a high degree of political commitment from the Chinese leadership, reinforcing a partnership that has grown closer despite—or perhaps because of—mounting Western pressure on both capitals. Lavrov's visit represents a continuation of frequent high-level diplomatic exchanges, maintaining the momentum set by numerous summits between Xi and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Analysts point to the timing of the talks as significant, coming against a backdrop of heightened global tensions. The discussion on "the Iran war and other concerns," as noted in the meeting's summary, suggests a shared agenda on managing regional crises where both Moscow and Beijing seek to project influence and advocate for diplomatic solutions outside Western-led frameworks. Their alignment often manifests in coordinated positions at the United Nations Security Council and a shared skepticism of unilateral sanctions. The relationship, however, is nuanced. While publicly presenting a united front on issues of sovereignty and a "multipolar world order," the partnership is driven by pragmatic geopolitical and economic interests rather than a formal alliance. China remains a critical economic lifeline for Russia, absorbing energy exports and supplying goods, while Russia provides China with strategic depth and a partner in challenging U.S. global leadership. The talks in Beijing likely served to synchronize their diplomatic playbooks ahead of a busy period of international forums. Looking...

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