North Korea's troop deployment to Ukraine could test Beijing-Pyongyang ties
"China can't afford to sever ties with North Korea, due to its own security interests. So, Beijing has to endure North Korea siding with Russia and being labeled as part of an axis of authoritarian revisionist states, even if it doesn't like this label," he added.
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