Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the SCO Summit in Tianjin, stressing the need for a fair and inclusive world order. He urged reforms in the United Nations, highlighting representation for the Global South. Modi also emphasized connectivity projects like Chabahar Port for regional stability and growth.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro accused the United States of plotting regime change by increasing its naval presence near the country’s waters. He called the move an act of intimidation, claiming Washington is trying to destabilize Venezuela’s sovereignty amid already strained diplomatic ties.
Trump advisor Peter Navarro lashed out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the SCO Summit, claiming India should engage more with the U.S. on trade and global issues. Navarro’s comments sparked political buzz as he linked Modi’s diplomatic stance with Trump-era tariffs and strained U.S.-India ties.
SCO Member States at the Tianjin Summit issued a strong declaration condemning the Pahalgam terror attack. The statement extended condolences, called for justice, and reaffirmed commitment against terrorism in all its forms. Double standards in tackling terrorism were rejected, and cross-border terror movements were highlighted as a global threat.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed damage at the fourth Tawi bridge in Jammu, partly washed away after heavy rains and floods. J&K CM Omar Abdullah and LG Manoj Sinha joined the inspection. The visit signals urgency in flood relief and infrastructure safety measures across the region.
At Tianjin, Russian President Vladimir Putin told PM Modi he felt 'very happy' meeting him, calling the SCO a bridge for Global South and East unity. He recalled December 21, 2025, as the 15th anniversary of India-Russia’s ‘Special & Privileged Strategic Partnership,’ stressing ties are strong and multi-faceted.
PM Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived for their bilateral meeting in the same car for the SCO Summit in Tianjin. It highlighted their strong camaraderie. Xi Jinping welcomed them at the opening ceremony, where the three leaders were seen sharing jokes and laughter.
India and Japan are stepping up collaboration in advanced tech sectors, with a special focus on semiconductors. JETRO’s Kazuya Nakajo said around 150 MoUs were signed this time, compared to 60 in 2019, covering areas like AI, quantum, and space, reflecting global supply chain shifts.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, at the SCO Summit in Tianjin, called terrorism the gravest threat to peace and stability. Without naming Pakistan, he cited the Pahalgam attack and urged zero tolerance against cross-border terror. Modi rejected double standards in terror financing and discussed cooperation with Xi Jinping on security.
In this exclusive conversation with Former Diplomat Venu Rajamoli, Asianet News English discusses SCO Summit being held in Tianjin. Unpack the pivotal India-China reset as PM Modi and Xi Jinping engage in historic talks. Does this signal a new chapter after years of tension? Learn if this is the potential end of the Quad alliance and how shifting global dynamics are playing out. The discussion also covers India's strong stance against Pakistan's terrorism attempts at the SCO and the broader implications for regional security.
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