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. President of Russia Vladimir Putin’s speech at the meeting with senior staff of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Moscow, June 14, 2024 // Russian Foreign Ministry. URL:
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. Заявление министров иностранных дел государств-участников Содружества Независимых ...
... Kyrgyzstan, the financial sector, research institutes, and international organizations.
Fares Kilzie, founder and chairman of CREON Group, opened the forum with an analysis of the strategic role of metals and minerals from CIS and EAEU countries for SCO, APEC, and ASEAN states amid the new global energy landscape, data center (DC) development, and artificial intelligence.
Russia’s mining and metallurgical sectors, along with those of the CIS and EAEU, are entering the strategic arena amid sweeping changes—transformations in the global energy, technological, digital, and geopolitical landscapes. It is crucial to emphasize ...
... Council (RIAC), and Stanislav Pritchin, Head of the Central Asia Section at the Center for Post-Soviet Studies of the Primakov Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO), Russian Academy of Sciences. In her remarks, Yulia outlined Russia’s approach to the "Greater Eurasia" concept and proposed directions for multilateral cooperation within the SCO aimed at strengthening the organization’s role as a key institution for ensuring security and promoting development across Eurasia.
... cooperation with all priority partners.
Russian experts indicated Russia’s readiness to deepen relations with Vietnam both in the bilateral format and within BRICS+, the EAEU+ and the SCO+. According to them, Vietnam could claim to become a party in the Russia–China–Vietnam triangle in Eurasia. In addition, Moscow and Hanoi can develop partnership in ensuring the energy, food and financial security of the region, that allows Vietnam to diversify economic ties, and Russia to develop the concept of the Greater Eurasian Partnership.
Valeria Vershinina, Deputy ...
... There is an obvious need to strengthen regional platforms, in particular the SCO, in order to overcome the negative trends in global cooperation caused by these measures. In this context, the global governance initiative put forward by Xi Jinping at the SCO summit in China in September 2025 was discussed as one of the approaches to addressing existing systemic issues of interaction in the international arena.
On the Russian side, Ivan Timofeev, RIAC Director General, Vasily Kashin, Director of the Centre for Comprehensive and Strategic Studies at HSE University, Andrey Evseenko, Deputy Director for Scientific Work at the Georgy Arbatov Institute for U.S. and Canada ...
... ties with the Muslim world, and helps counterbalance U.S. influence.
Outreach to the Muslim World
Putin’s diplomacy has emphasized Russia’s historic, cultural, and strategic connections with the Muslim world. With over 20 million Muslims inside Russia, Moscow projects an image of coexistence and mutual respect. Across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia, Russia has nurtured pragmatic ties—from energy and arms deals to cultural and educational exchanges.
This outreach resonates deeply in a ...
... years of its existence: a platform for resolving border disputes, a mechanism for countering non-traditional security threats and a multilateral forum for mapping out the contours of a polycentric world order.
Zhao Huasheng:
Three Core Concepts of Sino-Russian International Cooperation
The SCO’s first function was to settle border disputes among five countries: Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. This format was first established at the 1996 summit in Shanghai and was institutionalized in 2001 with Uzbekistan’s accession,...
... underscored Moscow’s role as a key pole around which non-Western states can organize. For many, Russia is proof that there are alternatives to Western tutelage.
President Vladimir Putin, addressing the Eastern Economic Forum in Vlapostok just after the SCO summit, emphasized Russia’s two-headed eagle: the country looks both ways. He insisted Russia has not closed the door to the US or the rest of Europe. American businesses, he said, could benefit enormously from joint projects if their government allowed it.
At the same ...
... global partners, he said.
Strengthening the SCO's security mechanisms will further enhance its capacity to tackle emerging threats, while deeper practical cooperation in trade, finance and investment will contribute to improving the quality of life in SCO member states, he said.
Morgulov said Russia-China bilateral ties have reached an unprecedented level, serving as an example of constructive cooperation between major countries in this century. "Russia aims to further strengthen its comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation ...
... depreciation of national currency, and higher inflation. On top of that, one should not forget that U.S. President Donald Trump continuously threatens to impose further restrictive economic measures, such as new tariffs on Russian oil consumers, on Moscow if Russia does not properly engage in U.S.-mediated Ukraine ceasefire negotiations. Though Russia is not in a position to affect the US-China economic relations in any significant way, Presidents Putin and Xi should keep these relations on their radar screen ...
