an alignment of sorts. it s not in china s interest. they are opposed. they re not too worried about what is happening in ukraine. they re worried about the us hegemony, global us hegemony. they are interested in opposing the united states, and what russia is doing basically serves beijing s purpose in this regard. so i do not think there is any scope for playing china against russia in this scenario. let me ask you about that, kristina. do you see any relevance to china here? what do you think about what sergei has just said? yeah, i somewhat disagree with sergie. i would say that china is reliant on exports. that s what it uses to drive its very quick growth and its economy. to have experts, europe is a major export market of china. the united states is, too. and they want a stable, predictable market to sell their goods and to grow their economy. so i think it s not in china s interest to russia destabilise all of europe by making
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what is happening in ukraine, they re worried about the us hegemony, global us hegemony. they are interested in opposing the united states, and what russia is doing basically serves beijing s purpose in this regard, so i do not think there is any scope for playing china against russia in this scenario. let me ask you about that, kristina. do you see any relevance to china here? what do you think about what sergei has just said? yeah, i guess i somewhat disagree with sergie. i would say that china is reliant on exports. that s what it uses to drive its very quick growth and its economy. and to have exports europe is a major export market of china. the united states is, too. and they want a stable, predictable market to sell their goods and to grow their economy. so i think that it s not in china s interest to see russia destabilise all of europe by making an attack against ukraine. carl bildt? sorry, sergey?
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