The New Eurasian Strategies Centre and the Centre for Liberal Modernity are hosting a discussion on the nature of the Russia–China relationship and its implications for European security with the participation of the following experts:

• Sergey Aleksashenko, Head of Economics, New Eurasian Strategies Centre
• Ralf Fücks, Managing Director, Centre for Liberal Modernity 
• Bobo Lo, Non-resident Fellow, Lowy Institute 
• Janka Oertel, Distinguished Policy Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations

Moderated by: 

• Katia Glod, Deputy Head of Foreign Policy, New Eurasian Strategies Centre 
• John Lough, Head of Foreign Policy, New Eurasian Strategies Centre 

Copies of the latest NEST Centre report ‘Unequal Marriage – The Sino-Russian Partnership and its Global Security implications’ will be available. 

The NEST Centre was established in 2024 by Mikhail Khodorkovsky. He will attend the event. The Center for Liberal Modernity is a Berlin based think tank dedicated to the defense and renewal of liberal democracy at home and abroad. 

Registration is mandatory and places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis