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Leaders of China, India, and Russia gathered at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Tianjin, signaling a shift towards a more multipolar world. The summit emphasized regional stability, opposition to US dominance, and cooperation on security and economic issues amid ongoing tensions with Western nations.
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Xi Jinping's speech at the SCO summit signals China's effort to reshape global governance by promoting multilateralism and reducing US dominance. Meanwhile, Indonesia's President Prabowo advocates for a pragmatic, middle-power-led international system, emphasizing cooperation over confrontation amid a fractured unipolar world.
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China has unveiled its Global Governance Initiative (GGI) during the SCO summit in Tianjin, aiming to reshape international cooperation amid global instability. The initiative emphasizes sovereignty, multilateralism, and development, contrasting with US-led approaches. It seeks to address governance gaps and promote a multipolar world, especially appealing to the Global South.
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India plans to resume direct flights to China by late October 2025, ending a five-year suspension caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and border tensions. IndiGo will restart daily flights between Kolkata and Guangzhou on October 26, with potential expansions to Delhi-Guangzhou and Delhi-Shanghai routes. This move follows Indian Prime Minister Modi's recent visit to China and aims to normalize bilateral ties amid global trade uncertainties.