Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in China for a two-day visit, just five days after former U.S. President Donald Trump completed his China tour. Putin is expected to hold key talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping focusing on bilateral ties, strategic cooperation, and expanding the comprehensive partnership between Russia and China. Discussions may also include efforts to end the Ukraine war and issues related to nuclear weapons control agreements. During the visit, Putin is also scheduled to meet Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. This marks Putin’s first foreign trip of the year and his 25th visit to China overall, highlighting the growing closeness between Moscow and Beijing amid shifting global geopolitical tensions. The meeting is being closely watched internationally due to its potential impact on global diplomacy, security, and economic relations.

