Adam
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The increasingly close alliance between China and Russia has been strengthened as Russian President Vladimir Putin give Russia’s highest honour to China’s President Xi Jinping. The Chinese President has received the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle from his Russian counterpart as a sign of the enduring friendship between the two Presidents and the Russian and Chinese people.
President Xi is currently in Russia where he is set to complete a series of trade and commercial deals said to be worth $10 billion.
According to an official statement from Russia,
“Vladimir Putin signed a Decree ‘On awarding the Order of St. Andrew the Apostle the First-Called to Chairman of the People’s Republic of China Xi Jinping.’ The award was conferred for outstanding merits in strengthening friendship and cooperation between the peoples of Russia and the People’s Republic of China”.
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I guess after this, the G 20 for Vladimir Putin & Xi Jinping will be such an anticlimax. I mean what is going to be decided there of any economic significance? The future of the multi-polar global economies is taking place elsewhere and will be through the Chinese BRI which Russia is totally signed up for. Trump, now fully part of the swamp, is having to take a detour via Poland, to cut more US deals with Neo-nazis and liberal minded Fascists by propping-up the credibility of the ruling right-wing Law and Justice party there. While making a pitch for… Read more »
All the yanks can do is sell more weapons… sad little dumb*ks.
The yanks can’t give such a thing, they never heard abour the word “honour.’