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This article reports on Russian President Vladimir Putin's upcoming visit to China, framing it as part of a growing strategic partnership between Moscow and Beijing, contrasted with recent US-China talks under Trump. It highlights cooperation between the two nations while downplaying their controversial roles in global conflicts—such as Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s support for Russia—by omitting serious international criticisms or legal actions against them. The article subtly normalizes this alliance by emphasizing diplomacy and economic ties, using positive language and comparing it favorably to unsettled US efforts, without addressing deeper accountability issues.