Aligning with the SCO is an opportunity for the region’s nations to be an autonomous force shaping the future, but differences persist
The recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin proved successful, particularly for non-Western countries. It once again underscored the reality that the old world order no longer functions as it once did. In Western capitals, and especially in Washington, both the summit and the World War II Victory Parade that followed in Beijing triggered visible discontent. These events were widely interpreted as a symbolic shift and a clear sign that the established global system is steadily being…
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