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How 2 years and Russia’s war in Ukraine shifted China’s relationship with Central Asia

by NEWSROOM


In Kazakhstan, where Xi launched his signature Belt and Road Initiative 11 years ago and last visited in 2022 on his first post-Covid trip abroad, the Chinese leader hailed the “unique permanent comprehensive strategic partnership” between the two countries.

Xi and Mandarin-speaking Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev agreed to double their two-way trade “as soon as possible”.

The Central Asian nation is a key source of energy and a centrepiece in Beijing’s top foreign policy and overseas investment scheme, and during Xi’s…



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