China-Russia alliance in space stumbles in bid to surpass the US

When Beijing and Moscow announced plans in 2021 for a joint lunar project, it looked like a powerful alliance. Yet even before Russia’s war in Ukraine, there were doubts about what Moscow could offer Beijing.

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