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Xi invites Putin to China to strengthen "no limits" partnership
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Xi invites Putin to China to strengthen "no limits" partnership

Does Putin's upcoming visit with Xi Jinping signal a continuing “no-limits” partnership between China and Russia? Why is Europe alarmed with Georgia's “foreign agents” law? How will Biden respond if Israel continues to push into Rafah? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.

Putin-Xi meeting, Brussels vs. Budapest, Sweden's next government, Japanese yen in trouble, ​​
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What We're Watching: Putin-Xi meeting, Brussels vs. Budapest, Sweden's next government, Japanese yen in trouble, ​​

Big stories we're watching today: Putin-XI meet for first time since Ukraine war; Brussels and Budapest at loggerheads over alleged Hungarian corruption; Sweden's PM resigns; Japanese yen tumbles

China-Russia relationship status: It’s complicated
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China-Russia relationship status: It’s complicated

Seven months after BFFs Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin last met in person, their friendship is stronger but has also seen trouble.

All eyes on Russia ahead of Putin-Xi meeting
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All eyes on Russia ahead of Putin-Xi meeting

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: If the Russians wanted to engage in a full-scale invasion, they're not quite there yet, but they certainly will be by the time the Olympics are over. That's relevant because there is this Olympics moratorium on fighting, which the Chinese actually not only co-sponsored, but actually drafted along with the United Nations leadership. And to the extent that President Putin cares at all about his relationship with China, and Beijing hosting the Olympics and Putin, traveling right over ther - it is very, very, very hard to imagine that the Russians would engage in any direct military activities in Ukraine before the Olympics are over. And certainly not while Putin is over there in Beijing for the opening ceremony.