At the SCO summit, Iran laid the groundwork for a Eurasian security bloc – and the West panicked
What if the next global security pact wasn’t forged in Brussels or Washington – but in Beijing, with Iran at the table?
This is no longer a theoretical question. At the mid-July meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers in China, Iran made it clear: Tehran now views the SCO not just as a regional forum, but as a potential counterweight to NATO. In doing so, it signaled a profound strategic pivot – away from an outdated Western-dominated system and toward an emerging Eurasian order.
The summit highlighted the…
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