Trump and Xi draw closer -- a new world order without Putin - UATV English

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The meeting of the U.S. and Chinese leaders in Busan could mark a turning point in shaping a new world order.
Analysts believe the thaw in relations between Washington and Beijing will weaken Moscow’s position, which has long tried to exploit tensions between the two superpowers.

Now the situation is changing: China chooses pragmatism, while the U.S. asserts global leadership, leaving Russia sidelined in world politics.

Does the Kremlin have reason to fear the rapprochement between Washington and Beijing, and what does it mean for Ukraine and Europe? Watch the new episode on the UATV channel.

This video is partially translated using an AI-based program.