Speakers
![Kaush Arha](https://lmc.icds.ee/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Kaush_Arha-300x169.jpg?x83798)
Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council
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Research Professor at the Peace Research Institute Oslo
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Senior Research Fellow, Heritage Foundation
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Director, Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies
![Frank Jüris](https://lmc.icds.ee/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Frank_Juris-300x169.jpg?x83798)
Research Fellow, Estonian Foreign Policy Institute at the ICDS
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Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia
Moderator
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Senior Fellow, Estonian Foreign Policy Institute at the ICDS
- Where do Russian and Chinese interests converge, where are they distinctive, and where are they divergent?
- How significantly do national culture and historical memory impede cooperation? How ‘strategic’ and how institutionalised is the ‘strategic partnership’?
- Need it be institutionalised to be effective?
- Finally, what leverage does the West possess in this relationship?
Click here to download and read a brief on the same topic by James Sherr OBE and Frank Jüris of the Estonian Foreign Policy Institute at the ICDS.
The maximum number of attendees is 30, allocated on a first come-first served basis.