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“Amidst all these challenges, a key question that Xi [Xi Jinping] will be pondering is how long Biden will be in power. For while the Chinese president is tightening his grip with a third term, it is not certain that his U.S. counterpart will even seek a second one, by which time he will be in his early 80s. This is a non-trivial point as Xi would be more likely to engage, substantively, with Biden if he knows the latter will be in power for eight rather four years. Both may ultimately favor a strategic dialogue to try to find a framework, or 'grand bargain,' to renew bilateral relations, but this is the type of initiative that may require more than a single U.S. presidential term to formulate.”

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“The charge sheet here is that while Washington has been 'sleeping,' Moscow and Beijing have been deepening their support for illiberal regimes, such as Venezuela, that complicate regional security and hold back the regional transition toward democracy. Moreover, with the region hit hard by the pandemic, there is a fear that China in particular is looking to embed its influence by building more than three dozen ports in the region with significant loans that can be used for political leverage.”

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“The ties between Iran, China and Russia are shaping Wang's [Wang Yi - Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs] tour of the region. The partnership signed last week is a clear signal of intent that will bring Tehran into Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative. This underlines that ties among the three countries could yet grow warmer still, especially if relations between them and the West deteriorate further during the administration of US President Joe Biden. While the dialogue is deepest between Moscow and China, Tehran might increasingly be brought into the fold, which would have key implications not just for the Middle East, but for broader international relations into the 2020s.”

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Mar, 2021

The ties between Iran, China and Russia are shaping Wang's [Wang Yi - Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs] tour of the region. The partnership signed last week is a clear signal of intent that will bring Tehran into Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative. This underlines that ties among the three countries could yet grow warmer still, especially if relations between them and the West deteriorate further during the administration of US President Joe Biden. While the dialogue is deepest between Moscow and China, Tehran might increasingly be brought into the fold, which would have key implications not just for the Middle East, but for broader international relations into the 2020s.

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Monday

Aug, 2021

The charge sheet here is that while Washington has been 'sleeping,' Moscow and Beijing have been deepening their support for illiberal regimes, such as Venezuela, that complicate regional security and hold back the regional transition toward democracy. Moreover, with the region hit hard by the pandemic, there is a fear that China in particular is looking to embed its influence by building more than three dozen ports in the region with significant loans that can be used for political leverage.

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Nov, 2021

Amidst all these challenges, a key question that Xi [Xi Jinping] will be pondering is how long Biden will be in power. For while the Chinese president is tightening his grip with a third term, it is not certain that his U.S. counterpart will even seek a second one, by which time he will be in his early 80s. This is a non-trivial point as Xi would be more likely to engage, substantively, with Biden if he knows the latter will be in power for eight rather four years. Both may ultimately favor a strategic dialogue to try to find a framework, or 'grand bargain,' to renew bilateral relations, but this is the type of initiative that may require more than a single U.S. presidential term to formulate.