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| China won’t endorse Russia’s war in Ukraine, but it also won’t condemn it. Whose side is China really on? Our expert discusses China’s stance on the conflict 00:00 - China’s response to the war 00:58 - Did Putin warn Xi about the invasion? 01:47 - Whose side is China on? 02:56 - Why might China want war? 03:50 - What does Russia’s invasion mean for Taiwan? 05:20 - Could China help Russia win? 06:28 - What will China do if the invasion escalates? 07:43 - Is this the start of a new world order? Find all our coverage on the war in Ukraine: https://econ.st/3hHrkS5 The war in Ukraine, explained in maps: https://econ.st/3sOaCGN Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is wrecking two countries: https://econ.st/3HOrFNe The war in Ukraine is going to change geopolitics profoundly: https://econ.st/3J3j62z When Vladimir Putin escalates his war, the world must meet him: https://econ.st/37lSPPf Vladimir Putin is an imperialist, but China does not care: https://econ.st/3MMQsVQ The war in Ukraine is going to change geopolitics profoundly: https://econ.st/3tN6V3H Xi Jinping drew closer to Russia on the eve of war in Ukraine https://econ.st/35Kmj8P What does Xi want? Listen here: https://econ.st/3pUmFAt |
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