... Russian International Affairs Council (RIAC), Synergia Foundation (Bangalore, India) and the Grandview Institution (Beijing, China) organised an online seminar ‘Shanghai Cooperation Organisation in the New World Order. Scenarios of Evolution’. The ... ... of Russian, Indian and Chinese think tanks.
Russian, Indian and Chinese experts discussed the current interaction between Moscow, New Delhi and Beijing on the basis the SCO; the possibilities to apply the Organisation's experience while interacting with ...
... Russia–Pakistan trade.
The future of Russia-Pakistan relations
As global power dynamics continue to shift, Russia and Pakistan have a unique opportunity to redefine their relations. The Ukraine crisis, the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and tensions in the South China Sea have underscored the need for new alliances and partnerships that prioritize regional stability and economic growth. With China as a common ally, Russia and Pakistan can work together to navigate these challenges and seize opportunities for cooperation.
The true ...
... only states, but also international organizations, non-governmental organizations, civil society and other stakeholders. But most importantly, cooperative security is rooted in the principle of indivisibility [
7
].
Alexandra Perminova:
The Role of the SCO in Ensuring Water and Energy Security in Central Asia: Opportunities for Russia – China Cooperation
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization can serve as a good example of how cooperative security could be implemented [
8
]. This multilateral
organization
, whose decision-making requires consensus, addresses a vast array of threats, ...
... contributed to this growth more than any other extra-regional player, diversifying their trade and economic ties with Central Asian countries, demonstrating an interest in strengthening their “sustainable security.” At the same time, the fact Russia, China, and most of the countries in the region are members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization allows the SCO to be viewed as a platform for conducting multilateral dialogue on the issue.
The first step towards developing the appropriate support measures for Central Asian countries is to decide on the main areas for ensuring “sustainable security.” Concepts ...
... yet, the member states have not developed a common position on the anti-sanctions strategy, despite the fact that trade turnover between Russia and the SCO member states
is growing
.
Andrey Kortunov:
RIC Trilateral Cooperation Needs Enhancement
For China, the SCO plays the role of a security guarantor of China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), providing strategic support for infrastructure and logistics projects along the route. Undoubtedly, the SCO is also important for China in the context of ...
... of the most important motivations behind the planned trip.
Andrey Kortunov:
More Advanced Collaboration Expected in 2024 China-Russia Ties
First,
courtesy
. In March of 2023, after he had been reelected as 7
th
Chairman of the People's Republic of China, XI Jinping chose Moscow as his first foreign destination. This decision was duly appreciated by everyone in Russia, including even those who do not follow international affairs. Vladimir Putin was reelected as 3
rd
President of the Russian Federation in March of this year ...
... development institutions.
Not all the disintegration trends are linked to the Russian - Ukrainian confrontation or even to US-China standoff. Some of the clear indicators of mounting problems became visible long before these unfortunate developments took ... ... withdrawal already in 2018, and in 2019 Washington also withdrew from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) with Moscow. An unprecedented migration crisis hit Europe in 2015. The infamous British vote on Brexit took place in 2016. An increased ...
...
RIAC, Institute of China and Contemporary Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Institute of International Studies at Fudan University Report #87 / 2023
The ninth annual report “Russian-Chinese Dialogue: The 2023 Model” analyzes Russia–China relations from the second and fourth quarters of 2022 to the first quarter of 2023. During this period, Moscow–Beijing relations were significantly affected by the external environment; namely, state tendencies towards escalating confrontation. This report focuses on Russia and China’s place in the changing world order and the possible opportunities these ...
... each other in trilateral or other multilateral formats. An alternative approach—namely, balancing Beijing and New Delhi against each other—may give Moscow some situational advantages, but would not serve Russia's long-term strategic interests.
Moscow could offer India and China new opportunities for trilateral cooperation in the Arctic, in Central Asia and in the Russian Far East. It could seek to involve its two strategic partners in triangular IT and cyber initiatives, where the three countries complement each other ...
... come to its senses and end this conflict and instead begin to meet the challenges of global economic development. So, coming back to Eurasian development, there is a recent publication by Russian economist, Sergei Glazyev, who recently spoke at the Moscow Economic Forum and is actually minister for integration and macroeconomics of the Eurasian Economic Commission. He has written a new book called “China's Economic Miracle, Lessons for Russia and the World”. There, one sees that rather than falling into the trap of seeing one nation as a competitor rather than a cooperative friend, you have the foundation for a highly successful global-development ...
