Abstract: This article analyzes the shifting dynamics of the China-Russia-U.S. triangle. It argues that shared views on global and domestic politics have driven China and Russia closer together, but that Washington should avoid direct attempts to subvert the budding partnership. Instead, the United States should focus on U.S. interests that reassert its prominence in the trilateral relationship.
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