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“So far, [Beijing] has demonstrated that it views its security interests narrowly to things that it fears can impact China directly [at home]. China has shown that it prefers a light touch and would like to focus on building relationships [with local governments] to address security concerns. The big question is whether Chinese interests being targeted more and more leads to Beijing thinking it needs to have a different kind of presence on the ground.”

Senior associate fellow at Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)

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“Until now, the general assumption has been what we see Russia and China are a pair of countries that are essentially working together but they don't like each other. They work together because they feel obligated to work together. But that assumption might not be valid anymore. I think what changed is that both countries have come to some sort of a realisation that actually the world restructured in such a way in their perspective that they are on one side and the West is on the other. It's interesting to see some of the things they are talking about. So we have recently seen the Russians talking about AUKUS. This is a deal that has nothing to do with the Russians and it's not an area of strategic interest for Russians at all. Yet, we have a number of quite senior Russian officials who say that this is a bad thing for the world.”

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“This decision to build and jointly staff a facility is one of only a few known examples for China around the world. The fact that we keep seeing this activity in Tajikistan shows the level of Chinese concern towards Afghanistan and the region. This highlights how Central Asia is going to be a major focus of Chinese attention. Going forward, Beijing may struggle to avoid getting itself entangled in regional security problems.”

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“The mere fact of the sessions [the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)] happening will strengthen China’s hand. Beijing is the power which helped give birth to the SCO and its continued existence and growth is a positive reflection in many ways on Beijing. The fact that notwithstanding all these conflicts it continues to meet reflects China’s irresistible attractiveness or at the very least the attractiveness of the organisation that it has fostered and its role on the Eurasian continent. China in some ways does not need to position itself as a deal maker, the mere happening of the event and everyone showing up is a positive sign for Beijing.”

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So far, [Beijing] has demonstrated that it views its security interests narrowly to things that it fears can impact China directly [at home]. China has shown that it prefers a light touch and would like to focus on building relationships [with local governments] to address security concerns. The big question is whether Chinese interests being targeted more and more leads to Beijing thinking it needs to have a different kind of presence on the ground.

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Nov, 2020

The mere fact of the sessions [the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)] happening will strengthen China’s hand. Beijing is the power which helped give birth to the SCO and its continued existence and growth is a positive reflection in many ways on Beijing. The fact that notwithstanding all these conflicts it continues to meet reflects China’s irresistible attractiveness or at the very least the attractiveness of the organisation that it has fostered and its role on the Eurasian continent. China in some ways does not need to position itself as a deal maker, the mere happening of the event and everyone showing up is a positive sign for Beijing.

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Until now, the general assumption has been what we see Russia and China are a pair of countries that are essentially working together but they don't like each other. They work together because they feel obligated to work together. But that assumption might not be valid anymore. I think what changed is that both countries have come to some sort of a realisation that actually the world restructured in such a way in their perspective that they are on one side and the West is on the other. It's interesting to see some of the things they are talking about. So we have recently seen the Russians talking about AUKUS. This is a deal that has nothing to do with the Russians and it's not an area of strategic interest for Russians at all. Yet, we have a number of quite senior Russian officials who say that this is a bad thing for the world.