November 22, 2019

Moscow, Beijing, and the Future of Russia-China Relations with Dmitri Trenin

By Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Dmitri Trenin

In a period of such rapid global change, how does the Kremlin view China? Dmitri Trenin, Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center, joins Andrea Kendall-Taylor to discuss Russian foreign policy, the country's cooperation with China, and more.

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