Bottom line: Short-term gains for Putin but a longer-term shift in favor of China. WHAT WAS IN IT FOR XI? Analysts said Xi's promotion of Beijing's peace proposals on Ukraine fits China's ...
The two-day summit between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping ... to call for a resumption of “peace talks” (with no details beyond those of Xi’s non-starter proposal of a month ago).
Russian President Vladimir Putin said after talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Tuesday that Chinese proposals could be used as the basis of a peace settlement in Ukraine, but that the West ...
Watch: Putin and Xi's 'Dear friendship ... Listing 12 points, it calls for peace talks and respect for national sovereignty, without specific proposals. But Ukraine has insisted on Russia ...
G7 leaders will discuss a proposal for a Ukraine peace summit ... involved in the implementation of the Ukrainian peace ...
TAIPEI--One year into Russia’s war against Ukraine, China is offering a 12-point proposal to end the fighting ... Ahead of Russia’s attack, Xi and Putin attended the opening of last year ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping did not discuss ... did not respond to his proposal to join the Ukrainian peace formula. While addressing the G20 summit ...
U.S. officials have preemptively denounced any possible peace proposal that comes out of the Xi-Putin meeting, arguing that any deal would intrinsically benefit Russia. "We do not believe that ...
China's President Xi Jinping will travel to Moscow next ... and eating up Western resources and money. China's proposals called for peace negotiations and respect for national sovereignty.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin applauded on Monday the solidity of their alliance as the Chinese leader headed to Moscow for a summit with the internationally isolated Russian president. Xi ...
China said President Xi Jinping ... Mr Putin’s regime while avoiding being directly involved. “President Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia is a journey of friendship, co-operation and peace ...
it was mainly to call for a resumption of “peace talks” (with no details beyond those of Xi’s non-starter proposal of a month ago). It also restated the axiom that a nuclear war “cannot be won” (thus ...
