The geopolitical game of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its impact on China The geopolitical calculations triggered by the Russia-Ukraine conflict not only involve Ukraine, but also involve the undercurrent of competition between major powers.
In this conflict, Ukraine has become a catalyst and a pawn in the contest of great powers, and Russia has gained greater interests by containing China's strategic calculations. Russia's rise is threatening, and the conflict in Ukraine is part of Russia's strategy to contain China.
Through the conflict in Ukraine, Russia is trying to shake China's international standing and rising momentum. The conflict in Ukraine has created an opportunity for Russia to win big geopolitically.
In addition, Russia also hopes to seek an antidote between China and the United States through the conflict in Ukraine.
The Ukraine issue has become Putin's "antidote", and he has used the wrestling between China and the United States to find a solution.
By mediating on the Ukraine issue, Russia is trying to find a balance between China and the United States and ease the contradictions. Qatar plays a key role in the conflict in Ukraine.
As the driving force behind the scenes, Qatar plays a mediating role in the Kazakh-Israeli conflict. They have used their influence and resources to mediate the conflict, supporting Russia's quest to maximize its interests.
The joint efforts of Russia and Iran to exert pressure in the Middle East have also been reflected in the conflict in Ukraine. Lavrov and Abdollahian stressed the need for a ceasefire in Gaza, both to exert more pressure in the Middle East and to engage in a strategy of "simultaneous pressure" with the United States.
The relationship between China and the United States has played an important role in the direction of the conflict. The U.S.-China relationship is a harbinger of a possible end to the conflict.
In this context, Russia has refocused its attention on domestic issues in order to stabilize domestic political and economic stability. Despite the signs of compromise and rapprochement between the great powers, Ukraine's defeat has become inevitable in this conflict.
The resolution of the conflict has become more difficult due to the divergent interests and positions of the parties. The fragile balance in the U.S.-Russia relationship is particularly fragile in the context of the bottoming out of the U.S.-China relationship.
The impact of Sino-US relations on the direction of the conflict cannot be ignored. Looking to the future, global governance faces new challenges.
Geopolitical disputes require global cooperation to resolve, and the issues involved need to be addressed by all countries.