Could a Russia-China alliance challenge perceived Western dominance?

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Could a Russia-China alliance challenge perceived Western dominance?

Russia and China reaffirm their close partnership as leaders Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin meet in Beijing. With aspirations to forge a fresh multipolar world order, they aim to strengthen their already robust strategic and economic bonds. Could this alliance pose a challenge to the perceived dominance of the West? Guests: Victor Olevich Lead Expert at the Center for Actual Politics Zhao Ying China Commentator Tom O'Connor Senior Foreign Policy Writer at Newsweek