War on the Rocks

From Ukraine and Beyond: Unpacking the Sino-Russian Relationship

Apr 22, 2022

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The Ucranian Air Force Isn't Taking Russian Weaponry Anymore, Right?

03:22

China's Not Engaging the Global South

02:45

Vladimir Putton and Jin Pan Are in a Tough Spot

02:12

Introduction

2min

What's Good for Russia Is Good for the Other?

2min

I Think the Russia China Alignment Is a Bit Sceptical, Right?

2min

The North Karea China Relationship Is a Very Complex One

2min

Is China a Leading Member of the Global South?

2min

The United Nations Place, You Know?

2min

China's Not Engaging the Global South

3min

I Don't Think the Die Had Been Cast.

2min

I Think the Bejing Has Fundamentally Misplayed Its Relationship With Europe

2min

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What Is China Doing?

2min

11.

Is There a Difference Between Puten and She?

3min

12.

Do You Think She's Right?

3min

13.

Vladimir Putton and Jin Pan Are in a Tough Spot

2min

14.

The West Will Find Different Supply Chains

1min

15.

Do You Think There's a Deal to Be Made?

2min

16.

Relationships Between China and Russia in the Cold War

2min

17.

The United States Position Is Going to Have to Be That We're Going to Be Contending a Serio

3min

18.

Do You Think the Russian Military Equipment Is a Threat?

2min

19.

The Ucranian Air Force Isn't Taking Russian Weaponry Anymore, Right?

3min

20.

War on the Rocks Podcast

2min

21.

The u.n. General Assembly Votes

2min

22.

The West Is Not the Same as the Global South

2min

23.

The United States Has Done Leadership on Free Trade Agreements

2min

24.

The Department of Defense and the Department of the Navy - The Budget Submission

2min

This is the national security podcast crossover of the century! Or at least of the year...ok maybe of Spring 2022! For this special episode, Doyle Hodges of TNSR and “Horns of a Dilemma” hosts Zack Cooper, Melanie Marlowe, and Chris Preble of “Net Assessment.” They try to sort through relations between Moscow and Beijing in this time of war, as well as a whole bunch of related issues. And yes, they engage in the airing of grievances, a “Net Assessment” tradition. Make sure you subscribe to their podcasts, which are a part of the War on the Rocks family.