Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin Forge Closer Ties in 'Intense and Meaningful' Beijing Talks

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : We work in solidarity on forming a more just and democratic multipolar world order," Putin said after his talks with Xi, according to the Russian outlet Sputnik, "which should rely on the central role of the United Nations and its Security Council, international law and the cultural and civilizational diversity, a verified balance of interests of all participants of the world community.
50% : Xi claimed that his regime's positive ties to Russia were based on five principles: "win-win cooperation"; support for each other's "core interests"; cultural collaboration; "strategic coordination" to thwart American goals at the United Nations and other venues; and opposing "Cold War mentality," a catch-all term China uses for opposition to its many international crimes, including genocide, rampant intellectual property theft, espionage, and others.

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