How the Arab Spring made allies out of Moscow and Beijing

November 25, 2011 17:02

Remember the Soviet-Sino split? Moscow and Beijing don't appear to. On the current developments in the Middle East and North Africa, at least, China and Russia have been increasingly coming together. More on Foreign Policy mag

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