CGTN anchor and journalist Liu Xin joins the program to discuss Vladimir Putin’s high-level visit to Beijing and the joint statement signed with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Investigative journalist Modibe Modiba, co-founder of The Insight Factor, joins the program to discuss Africa’s changing role in global politics in light of Putin's visit to China

Russia and China are moving to expand cooperation across diplomacy, energy, trade, technology, and people-to-people exchanges during Vladimir Putin’s state visit to Beijing.

Speaking from near China’s historic Summer Palace, Global Times reporter Wang Cong says the visit highlights the “intensity and efficiency” of China-Russia interaction, with leader-level diplomacy guiding the relationship.

Victor Gao, Vice President of the Center for China and Globalization, joins the program to discuss the growing strategic partnership between China and Russia following new agreements and declarations on cooperation and a multipolar world.

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in the Chinese capital on Tuesday night for a two-day official visit at Xi Jinping's invitation. The trip coincides with the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Russia-China Treaty of Good-Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation, a landmark document that laid the foundation for their strategic relationship.

To discuss this and more, we sepak with John Gong, Professor at the University of International Business and Economics, and a China Forum expert.

Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted an official welcoming ceremony for Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Wednesday, opening a packed day of talks and events aimed at further deepening ties between the two countries.

To discuss this important visit, we speak with Einar Tangen, Senior fellow of Taihe Institute, Founder and Chairman of China Cities Bluebook Consulting.

RT speaks with CGTN presenter Zhong Shi on the ongoing visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to China.

RT speaks with CGTN correspondent Yunfei Zhao on the ongoing visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to China

Vladimir Putin has visited China more than 20 times since winning his first term as president in 2000.

On his inaugural trip East that same year, he met one particular Beijing local - then a boy - who's now eagerly anticipating the Russian president's return.

RT correspondent Konstantin Rozhkov spent a day with Peng Pai too.

Washington’s confrontation with Iran has exposed major vulnerabilities in global energy security, especially around the Strait of Hormuz — one of the world’s most critical oil transit routes.
As China reassesses its dependence on Middle Eastern energy flows, Russia and China are moving closer on gas, oil, nuclear energy, and infrastructure projects.