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The unraveling of the longstanding US-Russia partnership in space continues. In recent months Russia has said it wants no part of Artemis and may end the ISS partnership in 2025. Now, they're still refusing to let their cosmonauts ride Crew Dragon.https://twitter.com/SpaceflightNow/status/1384639426219888644 …
Russia's only real alternative -- let's be real, they can't afford to build their own space station -- is to partner with China. That seems increasingly likely as the relationship with NASA grows more tenuous.
So why are things getting so bad with Russia and NASA?
This seems like the last thing we want the Russians to do from a geopolitical perspective.
And so the Sino Russian Axis in space begins.
Does Russia bring a whole lot to the table for China besides a geopolitical win?
Really sad to see the relationship devolve like this 
Russia though they could hold the ISS over US & partners heads by Soyuz being the only way to space (Rogozin's trampoline statement). US & partners now have assured access to space and Russia can no longer control it.
I’m interested in knowing if China really *wants* a partner for their new station. Everything so far indicates they really want to do a solo project, while maybe allowing Russia to visit. They will likely collaborate for the Moon—but what will Rogozin do in the meantime?
If nothing else I am sure China would like to weaken the US partnership.
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