Post-Pandemic, Russia and China Must Improve Migration Governance (Yanliang Pan, Carnegie Moscow Center)

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At the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic early last year, there were predictions it would put pressure on bilateral ties between Russia and China. Nearly two years later, relations have actually become better, not worse. True, bilateral trade declined slightly at the beginning of 2020, and stringent COVID inspections at the border still lead to bottlenecks when it comes to Russian exports into China by rail. Yet the two countries have worked out ways of coping with logistical challenges.

Post-Pandemic, Russia and China Must Improve Migration Governance – Carnegie Moscow Center – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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