Shanghai Summit Highlights Multipolar Goals
The article discusses the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit held in Bishkek, which was attended by leaders from Russia, China, Iran, and India. The goal was to discuss the future of the organization and expand cooperation among its members amid international and regional crises, such as the Russian war in Ukraine, tensions with the United States, and Israel. Moscow and Beijing are seeking to promote their vision of a multipolar world order, amid Western pressures on Russia and Iran. There are differences among members regarding security and economic issues, as the meetings focused on strengthening cooperation in energy and trade. The organization faces challenges in turning its influence into tangible tools in the fields of security and economics.
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