Middle East at the center of a new global order
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin highlights the Middle East’s growing role in reshaping Eurasian power dynamics and multipolar governance.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin highlights the Middle East’s growing role in reshaping Eurasian power dynamics and multipolar governance.
During a visit to Beijing, Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin discussed biotechnology, organ transplants, and the potential for extended lifespans.
Despite the smiles, the unity underpinning a new China-led global order looks a lot more fragile than its president would have you believe.
China positions itself as global stability anchor amid Trump’s confrontational policies
Putin calls India an economic giant at SCO summit, stressing BRICS equality and discussing global trade tensions with Xi Jinping and Modi.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’s summit in Beijing unfolded in a climate of heightened regional expectations. What has long been viewed as a largely rhetorical platform for Eurasian cooperation is being steadily reshaped by Beijing and Moscow into something more developmentally oriented.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin reinforced bilateral ties amid U.S. pressure over energy trade, during talks on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin.
India and Russia reaffirmed their strategic partnership amid US pressure over oil purchases and Ukraine conflict.
Previously too, Trump had warned the BRICS grouping against any step that is in the direction of “de-dollarisation”.