Xi, Putin Reaffirm Ties During Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit
Xi and Putin said their countries will deepen strategic cooperation and promote a multipolar world with support from other SCO members.
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Putin, Xi attempt to rally SCO leaders behind a new multipolar world order in Kyrgyzstan
Russia and China used the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit to promote a multipolar world order, with leaders criticizing unilateralism and calling for greater influence for non-Western powers.
The Kremlin chief once again praised Russia's partnership with China. India is also an important trading partner, but also wants to support peace efforts
Russian President Vladimir Putin, at the SCO summit in Bishkek, recognized the irreversibility of the process of building a multipolar world order and proposed reform of the Sovbé of the United Nations. "The decision is on the formation of a new, truly just, multipolar world order. This process is objective and, to say the least, is already irreversible for all of us," stressed the Russian leader at the meeting, transmitting RIA News. During the…
The process of forming a just multipolar world order is irreversible, Putin said at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
The process of forming a just multipolar world order is irreversible, Putin said at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.Other news by this hour:Not everything about the work of the United Nations is pleasant and satisfying, but...
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