Times: The West must separate Russia and China.
A British publication in a report on the dangers of Russia-China alliance stressed that Western countries should separate Russia and China.
In recent years, the alliance of Russia and China has become one of the main concerns of Western countries.
In a report, the British Times explored ways in which the West could break the Russian-Chinese axis.
Describing the confrontation between democracies and dictatorships, the Times wrote that Westerners should work together on economics, technology and increasing defense budgets.
A new phase of history has begun
The Times writes that a new phase in history has begun, and that the current structure of the world is facing its biggest challenge since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, which includes not only Russia’s actions on the Ukrainian border but also China’s actions in Asia. The flourishing friendship between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping may be based on the idea that my enemy’s enemy is my friend.
Common goal of Russia and China
The Times writes that Moscow and Beijing both aim to end the US-led world order, and that both countries want their spheres of influence to be recognized. One of the immediate benefits of strong ties between Russia and China will be that it will force the United States to focus on two areas. US President Joe Biden withdrew from Afghanistan with the aim of focusing better on competing with China, but now finds himself facing a war in Europe. US troops are currently moving eastward to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Pentagon is working on how to provide ground support to Ukraine in the event of war, and the White House and State Department are working on diplomacy are warming this front.
