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Colombia's election: Meeting the Presidential contenders
The Economistโs Kinley Salmon on his encounters with the candidates
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The Economistโs Kinley Salmon on his encounters with the candidates
Oliver Farry is pleased to welcome Aleksei Chigadaev, Analyst on China-Russia Relations and Associate Research Fellow at the New Eurasian Strategies Centre. Veering away from a narrative of an anti-Western alliance, Chigadaev portrays a highly complex relationship marked by asymmetry, strategic necessity, and quiet unease. Far from depicting a partnership of equals, he argues that Russia increasingly seeks โlegitimacy from the outsideโ through highly choreographed encounters with Xi Jinping, while China approaches Moscow with calculated pragmatism rather than ideological enthusiasm: โYour only friend right now is Mr. Xiโ.