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Justyna SzczudlikThe Diplomat |
China is quietly laying the groundwork for its involvement in Ukraine after a possible ceasefire or peace deal.
Whatever the U.S. intentions, the outcome of the Russia-U.S. dialogue would be beneficial for China.
BRICS is a particularly prominent example of the nature of Chinese-led multilateralism.
China’s gray zone and cognitive warfare tactics are one issue; a Crimea-like scenario is another. We should not confuse the two.
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