After Iran’s Parliament voted to close the Strait of Hormuz, Beijing’s foreign-affairs spokesperson stressed—in what looked ...

American B-2 bombers struck Iranian nuclear sites. This led to a ceasefire between Tehran and Tel Aviv. China and Russia did ...

The U.S. and Israeli battering of Iran — without any allies coming to its aid — undercuts a key piece of conventional wisdom ...

After a devastating war with Israel exposed the weakness of its air force, Iran is reportedly turning to China for advanced ...

In the backing of Iran, as in Russia and China, there is no military treaty to anchor all these, which marks a gap in taking ...

Much has been made of the emerging alliance among China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. But the recent strikes on Iran ...

Iran has invested heavily in a network of proxy allies across the Middle East, including Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, ...

To state the obvious, both Moscow and Beijing have a lot at stake in Tehran’s survival. Both see the loose “axis of upheaval” formed with Iran and North Korea as key to challenging the current ...

Another analytical construct that now looks markedly less robust is the notion of a Beijing-Moscow-Tehran-Pyongyang axis of autocracy. Although China has reportedly supplied Iran with precursor ...

Iran has a “strategic partnership” with Russia, and Abbas Araghchi, the Islamic Republic’s foreign minister, is expected in ...

When push came to shove, as the missiles flew and bombs rained down, all China and Russia offered Iran was rhetorical support ...

The Iran-China-Russia Axis ... But China following a similar approach toward Iran likely does not please Moscow. Although Moscow’s relations with Beijing are less lopsided than Tehran ...