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Russia and China are celebrating their “strategic partnership”, and have been vastly expanding their cooperation since 2014. Their close alliance is based on economic and geopolitical considerations. While it is mutually beneficial, it also has its limitations. China and Russia mostly agree with each other on structural issues such as redefining the parameters of international governance. However, they also continue to encounter disagreements and conflicts over conjectural issues such as energy and arms trade. We conclude that in the Asia-Pacific, China and Russia will likely develop a more comprehensive relationship that may have greater practical implications for the region's security and stability. China and Russia continue to seek to align their strategies more comprehensively against the backdrop of the evolving geopolitical environment by working to overcome existing disagreements and exploring new areas of cooperation.

China-Russia Partnership and Competition Impact on Strategic Security in Asia