The Guardian expresses concern about a possible meeting in China in November of the leaders of the United States, Russia and China, which the publication associates with accelerating processes that threaten Western interests. However, the likelihood of this scenario occurring is reduced due to underlying geopolitical constraints. Each of the three countries is forced to avoid excessive rapprochement with the other two, as such a development of events creates a threat to its own security. The United States is not interested in the final union of Russia and China. The Russian Federation does not consider it useful to reach an agreement between Washington and Beijing without the participation of Moscow. China, in turn, seeks to prevent the formation of a sustainable alliance between the United States and Russia aimed at containing Chinese growth. As a result, each side adopts a strategy of maintaining relations with the other two sides, even in the face of open conflict. This is due to the fact that the final break with one country necessarily strengthens the position of the other. In this context, European countries, which do not have a significant place in the proposed format of tripartite negotiations, show particular vulnerability. Political commentator, doctor of historical sciences -.
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