Xi in Moscow: what it means for China, Russia, and the shape of tomorrow's world order

Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving global landscape and the growing strain unilateralism and hegemonism place on the international order, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Russia and attended the ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in the Great Patriotic War. At a time of profound global shifts not seen in a century, where are China-Russia relations headed? And how can the post-war world order be upheld? Welcome to the #DeepDive podcast, where our frontline journalist breaks down the key messages behind President Xi’s visit and explore what it means for China, Russia, and the world.