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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The spectre of a democratic Russia aligned with the West is probably a more serious concern for Beijing than what it risks losing by supporting Russia, which is exactly why China has arrived at its contorted position on the current military conflict in Ukraine.
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Alicia García-Herrero considers the following as important: China, geopolitics, Global economy and trade, Russia, Ukraine
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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The spectre of a democratic Russia aligned with the West is probably a more serious concern for Beijing than what it risks losing by supporting Russia, which is exactly why China has arrived at its contorted position on the current military conflict in Ukraine.
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Alicia García-Herrero considers the following as important: China, geopolitics, Global economy and trade, Russia, Ukraine
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The spectre of a democratic Russia aligned with the West is probably a more serious concern for Beijing than what it risks losing by supporting Russia, which is exactly why China has arrived at its contorted position on the current military conflict in Ukraine.