Modi, Xi, Putin In Tianjin: A New World Order Amid Trump’s Tariff Tyranny? | India Today

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Modi, Xi, Putin In Tianjin: A New World Order Amid Trump's Tariff Tyranny? | India Today
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Tianjin, China for the 25th Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit, which includes bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. This marks his first visit to China since the 2020 Galwan clash, which severely strained relations. The summit is being watched for a potential revival of the Russia-India-China (RIC) troika, particularly against the backdrop of US trade pressures under President Donald Trump. India’s stance of maintaining an "independent foreign policy" and "multi-alignment" is a key focus. A significant point of context is a statement from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who said that "the friction between India and China did not benefit the people of both the countries." The discussions are seen as a crucial step in stabilising ties and shaping a new global order. #scosummit #tianjin #modiinchina #modiximeeting #indiachina #putin #ric #newworldorder #geopolitics #foreignpolicy #indiatoday #donaldtrump #multialignment #indiajapan #sco
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