The Russia-Ukraine conflict witnesses these phenomena: China is sending humanitarian aid to Ukrainians while the United States is delivering weaponry to Kyiv, and China is promoting dialogue to end the crisis and ease its global impact while the US is keen to escalate sanctions that could disrupt global economic recovery.

Ukraine’s scramble to keep the lights on is rapidly rewriting its trade map. As the country races to repair grids shattered by missile and drone strikes, Chinese manufacturers are moving to the center of its energy supply chain,

China did not need to fire a shot in Ukraine to come out ahead; it only had to wait while the West bled will and capacity and Russia slid, predictably, into Beijing’s pocket.

China’s dominance of global drone supply chains has become strategically indispensable to both Russia and Ukraine, revealing a new form of power rooted in civilian technology.

European Union members have observed an uptick in China's support for Russia, multiple sources said, as Moscow's invasion of Ukraine prepares to drag into its fourth year. Officials are parsing evidence of an increase in battlefield weapons being shipped ...

In October, China deepened its support for Russia’s war effort through intelligence sharing, expanded drone supplies, and closer military cooperation, while strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with Russia. China’s moves drew criticism from ...

As drones overtake artillery as the war’s most decisive weapon, the struggle for Chinese-made components is quietly shaping who holds the advantage on the battlefield.

According to the published statistics, despite the overall decline in bilateral trade turnover, China’s exports during the reporting period increased by 34.9% to $4.55 bln BEIJING, December 18. /TASS/. Trade turnover between China and Ukraine declined by ...

U.S. arrest of Venezuela’s leader raises concerns over international law. Analysts split on whether China sees parallels with Taiwan or dismisses them. Washington’s focus on its backyard may buy Beijing time on Taiwan. China and other foreign ...

Russia has launched a "massive attack" on Ukraine's two largest cities and cut power to 1.2 million buildings nationwide. Kyiv's foreign minister has condemned Vladimir Putin's "cynical" violence while peace talks with Moscow and Washington are ongoing.