Features of Russian-Chinese cooperation in international organizations

This article analyzes the political practices of cooperation between China and Russia within the framework of international organizations such as the United Nations (UN), the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and BRICS. These platforms serve as important arenas for strengthening bilateral relations and shaping a multipolar world. The authors seek to identify key features of cooperation between the two countries, including aspects such as diplomacy at the level of heads of state, the possibility of transferring successful practices from one area to several others, the multidimensional nature of interaction, and the use of a policy of non-alignment with military alliances, allowing them to maintain independence in decision-making and avoid pressure from Western powers. This creates space for flexibility in approaches to international issues and allows China and Russia to align their strategies in accordance with their own interests, rather than dictated by external factors. The study of China and Russia's interaction within international organizations not only reveals the specifics of their bilateral relations, but also helps to understand new trends in global politics.