Vladimir Putin Speech on 70th Anniversary of Victory Day
Video - English Subtitles and Transcript
"The
Great Victory will always remain a heroic pinnacle in the history of
our country. But we also pay tribute to our allies in the anti-Hitler
coalition."
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70 years Since the Great Victory!
By André Vltchek
Without
the Soviet Union, without the Russian people, there would be no
freedom, no independence for Asian, African and the Middle Eastern
countries. There would be no revolutions possible in Latin America.
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Russia and China Sign Cooperation Pacts - NYTimes.com President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and President Xi Jinping of China presided over a signing ceremony that included a road map to balancing their regional interests in Central Asia, secured more than $6 billion in Chinese investment in a Russian intercity rail line and established an information security agreement heralded as a “nonaggression pact” between the countries in cyberspace. Continue reading the main story. Yet amid the warm words and declarations of shared intent from the two leaders, there were also signs of tense, behind-the-scenes negotiations. Notably absent from the agreements signed Friday was a compromise on a price for gas to be sold by Russia to China through a new, multibillion-dollar pipeline from the fields of Western Siberia to the Chinese border.
Russia and China Sign Cooperation Pacts - NYTimes.com President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and President Xi Jinping of China presided over a signing ceremony that included a road map to balancing their regional interests in Central Asia, secured more than $6 billion in Chinese investment in a Russian intercity rail line and established an information security agreement heralded as a “nonaggression pact” between the countries in cyberspace. Continue reading the main story. Yet amid the warm words and declarations of shared intent from the two leaders, there were also signs of tense, behind-the-scenes negotiations. Notably absent from the agreements signed Friday was a compromise on a price for gas to be sold by Russia to China through a new, multibillion-dollar pipeline from the fields of Western Siberia to the Chinese border.
Related: 习近平出席俄罗斯纪念卫国战争胜利70周年庆 典-新华网 CCTV Evening News Saturday on Xi's visit to Russia and the parade
Related: Spotlight: Xi's presence in Moscow's V-Day celebrations highlights shared resolve to safeguard world peace - Xinhua In
a signed article published in the Russian Gazette recently, Xi recalled
the sacrifices and contributions China and Russia made in WWII,
reaffirmed the two countries' joint determination to uphold the outcome
of the war, and called for win-win cooperation in dealing with
international affairs. "Xi said the peoples of China and Russia will
stand together with all peace-loving nations and peoples firmly against
any attempt to deny, distort or tamper with WWII history," said Pavel
Negoitsa, director-general of the Russian Gazette. "This is important
because it is what the Russians are now concerned about, and our closest
neighbor pointed it out clearly," Negoitsa said. In his article, Xi
quoted Russian historian Vasily Klyuchevsky as saying that "If we lost
the memory of our past, our mind and soul would be lost in the
darkness," in a bid to show the determination of peoples of China and
Russia to fight against attempts to rewrite the wartime history.
Related: As Russia Remembers War in Europe, Guest of Honor Is From China - NYTimes “There
is a clear tactical convergence of interests between Russia and China
but whether this is a long-term strategic convergence of interests is
unlikely,” said Bilahari Kausikan, former permanent secretary at the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Singapore. “The present trajectory will
end up with Russia becoming the junior partner to China. Will Russians
put up with this forever? I doubt it.”
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