The strategic partnership agreement between China and Iran

3 June 2021

The strategic partnership agreement between China and Iran is an attempt by Beijing to raise its profile as the US withdraws from the Middle East. The agreement also acts as a thermometer for measuring the relations between China, the US and Russia.

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