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High-level summits tend to be judged by their communiqués. The more important signals are often procedural: working groups created, hotlines restored, export-control channels reopened.
For third countries, a thaw is double-edged. Reduced tension eases pressure to choose sides, yet bilateral bargains can be struck over their heads.
The prudent response is to engage both capitals, strengthen regional institutions and prepare for the possibility that stability is temporary.
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