As the war in Ukraine continues into its third year, the geopolitical chessboard grows ever more complex. At the center of global scrutiny is China’s increasingly visible support political, economic, and diplomatic—for Russia. While Beijing claims neutrality, many in the West see a subtle but consistent tilt toward Moscow. The question arises: Why China Backs Russia in Ukraine

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