US EditionPutin Lands in Tianjin for Summit Hosted by China
Putin's visit includes discussions on defense, energy, and technology cooperation to counter Western sanctions, with bilateral trade reaching a record $245 billion in 2024, officials said.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to participate in the SCO Summit held in Tianjin, China, and engage in high-level discussions with Xi Jinping during his visit spanning late August to early September 2025.
- The visit and summit agenda focus on regional security, U.S. relations, the Ukraine conflict, and upcoming multilateral summits amid deep Moscow-Beijing cooperation.
- SCO membership has expanded to 10 nations, with economic ties strengthening as China-Russia trade reached $245 billion in 2024, mostly settled in yuan and roubles.
- Putin praised Xi Jinping as a strategic leader and emphasized their shared belief that the development of a financial system should be founded on transparency and fairness for all countries.
- The summit is expected to reinforce multilateral collaboration, economic integration, and coordinate SCO-BRICS initiatives to build parallel trade and financial structures.
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Russia's President Putin is isolated in the West because of the attack on Ukraine. However, with China, the Kremlin chief has found a strong ally. During a visit to the People's Republic, relations are to be deepened again. By S. Markert.
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Putin lands in Tianjin for summit hosted by China
President Vladimir Putin landed in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin on Sunday to attend a summit hosted by counterpart Xi Jinping with around 20 other world leaders.
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