2️⃣ Session 2 of the Russian-Chinese conference, titled “Stability, Development and Security in Greater Eurasia”.

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3️⃣ Session 3 of the Russian-Chinese conference, titled “China, Russia and the Construction of a New Type of Multilateralism”.

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🗣 Good morning! Today is the second day of the Russian-Chinese conference will take place in Moscow to mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations.

The conference is held by the Valdai Discussion Club and the Center for Russian Studies at East China Normal University.

📆 Programme for Tuesday, October 15
 
09:30 – 11:00 — Session 4. Cooperation in Education, Humanities, and Communications in the Digital Age (LIVE: Russian, Chinese)

During the session, Chinese and Russian experts will discuss tasks and ideas, the implementation of which will make bilateral relations in the specified areas and in other areas of public, expert and educational interaction even more intense.

11:00 – 11:15 — Conference closing (LIVE: Russian, Chinese)

Full programme of the Russian-Chinese Conference

Links to the live broadcast of open sessions will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the website, X (formerly Twitter), VK, Telegram and Dzen. 

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🎥 LIVE (in Chinese): at 09:00 a.m. Moscow time (GMT+3), Session 4 of the Russian-Chinese conference, titled “Cooperation in Education, Humanities, and Communications in the Digital Age,” will start. Watch the live broadcast:

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4️⃣ On October 15, 2024, Session 4, titled “Cooperation in Education, Humanities, and Communications in the Digital Age,” took place within the framework of the Russian-Chinese conference.

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⛔️ Why do countries that initiate sanctions reduce them? How long-term and sustainable is such a process?

Too often sanctions drag on for years or decades. This makes the experience of China, which managed to lift most US sanctions, even more interesting. The process has dragged on for more than a quarter of a century, and in recent years, Washington has once again increased pressure on Beijing.

However, China’s example helps shed light on the possible motives for easing sanctions or lifting them that the US has been guided by and may be guided by in the future. Three such motives can be identified.

1️⃣ The first is to reduce sanctions in order to get closer to the target country in the interest of breaking up coalitions with its participation or containing a more significant rival.

2️⃣ The second is to obtain economic advantages in the event of favourable political opportunities.

3️⃣ The third is an attempt to “socialise” the target country, to integrate it into the system of bilateral and multilateral relations in order to create an economic foundation for political dialogue.

Ivan Timofeev, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club, writes on these motives in the context of US-Chinese relations.

https://valdaiclub.com/a/highlights/lifting-sanctions-the-chinese-option/

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