Russian President Vladimir Putin holds talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing
Russian President Vladimir Putin has engaged in discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing during his four-day visit, reaffirming their strategic partnership and commitment to deepening cooperation across multiple fields. Moscow and Beijing, which remain each other’s largest trade partners, continue to prioritize their economic and strategic collaboration. The leaders have emphasized the need to reform global governance to create a fairer international system that reduces US dominance, while condemning Washington’s unilateral sanctions and the weaponization of trade.
Putin arrived at the Great Hall of the People on Tiananmen Square, where he also met with Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh. The summit underscores the growing alignment between Russia and China as they navigate a complex geopolitical landscape, further strengthening their economic and security ties. Both nations have expressed support for Xi Jinping’s proposed reforms, which aim to reshape international relations by prioritizing multilateralism and mutual respect over Western hegemony. This meeting highlights the evolving dynamics of global power, as Russia and China seek to establish their own vision for international order.