US EditionRussian President Vladimir Putin Arrives in Tianjin for SCO Summit
The summit focuses on enhancing security, trade, and political cooperation among 10 member states, with China reporting $890 billion in SCO trade in 2024, reflecting increased regional integration.
- The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit is taking place in Tianjin on August 31 and September 1, with key leaders including Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping attending.
- The leaders are expected to sign the Tianjin Declaration and approve a 10-year strategy for cooperation on security, trade, and energy.
- Xi Jinping is presiding over the summit, focusing on strengthening political trust and expanding trade among member states amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
- The summit highlights increasing geopolitical tensions, including conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, as well as tariff disputes between the U.S. and China.
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Asim Munir joins Shehbaz Sharif in meet with Xi Jinping at SCO Summit in China - The Statesman
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir met Chinese President Xi Jinping in China, a day after PM Modi concluded his SCO Summit visit in Tianjin. Sharif appeared sidelined at the summit as Modi, Putin, and Xi shared camaraderie. Meanwhile, the SCO strongly condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack in a major diplomatic win for India.
Vladimir Putin arrives for four-day visit to China
Warm greetings between the two leaders, who do not miss a hand walk in the hand (ANSA)
China-led SCO economic summit is a show designed to rattle the West
The striking optics of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit are what people are likely to remember - leaders from some of the most populous, influential and anti-American nations in the world chatting, eating and laughing together.
After Putin's visit to Tianjin, Iran, India, China and Russia show a "more coordinated" group. Orlando Samoni warns that there are still "very deep" rivals and differences between countries.
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