The Sino–Russian Schism: National Interest, Ideological Discord, and the Fate of Socialist Internationalism IntroductionThe Sino–Russian split of the late 1950s and 1960s stands as one of the most dramatic ruptures in the history of international communism. What began as a partnership between the Soviet Union and the newly established People’s Republic of China — anchored … Continue reading Debate whether the Sino–Russian schism represents a case study in the primacy of national interest over ideological solidarity in international relations. Assess the implications of the Sino–Russian split for the future of socialist internationalism and the unity of the communist movement globally.