An “authoritarian axis” is trying to regain strategic momentum in the wake of the Russian invasion into Ukraine. 1/4 #UW_InfoWatch #AgainstRussianLies
During Russian-Chinese negotiations, Putin stated that the Russian Federation advocates using Chinese yuan when trading with countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. 2/4
Perhaps this is due to the fact that the list of sanctioned goods for trade with the EU is so large, as well as the political price of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, that Russia has to agree to the currency colonization of another state. 3/4
Shares of Chinese companies have fallen sharply and are very subtly hinting to Xi Jinping that he is doing something wrong. Such a hit happened just as he came to Moscow so far. 4/4

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