Soviet Beijing? Mixed signals on recognition and policy
The article details a Soviet commentary criticizing the American stance on recognition of a nation and the U S government’s approach to China. It notes Rabovaky’s return to Moscow and discusses diplomatic tensions, police control, and the handling of foreign diplomats. It also includes remarks on agriculture and animal feed, outlining barley and grain advice.
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