Once united under Mongol rule and then divided by centuries of tiffs over trade and land, China and Russia are trying, haltingly, to overcome past disagreements and forge a warm working relationship that might even resemble friendshipby Bruce Pannier IN April, during Chinese President Jiang Zemin’s visit to Moscow, he and Russian President Boris Yeltsin described their mutual vision of […]
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