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China, the United States, and Russia have a complex and often tense relationship shaped by competition for global influence, security concerns, and major world events.

United States and China: Their relationship is marked by strategic rivalry. The U.S. and China are deeply connected economically, but they compete over trade, technology, military power, and global leadership. Tensions have grown over issues like Taiwan, the South China Sea, cybersecurity, and human rights, even as both countries still cooperate in limited areas such as climate change and global trade stability.

United States and Russia: Relations are highly strained. The U.S. and its allies have opposed Russia over issues such as military aggression, election interference, and human rights. Global events like the war in Ukraine have significantly worsened relations, leading to sanctions on Russia and increased U.S. support for NATO and Ukraine.

China and Russia: China and Russia have moved closer together, largely because they share opposition to U.S. global dominance. They cooperate economically, diplomatically, and militarily, though their partnership is more strategic than a formal alliance. China often takes a cautious stance to protect its own economic interests while still supporting Russia politically.

Overall, global events today reflect a shift toward a more multipolar world, where the U.S. seeks to maintain its influence, China aims to expand its global role, and Russia challenges Western power. This dynamic contributes to ongoing geopolitical tensions, conflicts, and competition across economics, technology, and security.

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