China’s Xi Pushes A New Global Order, Flanked By Leaders Of Russia And India

TIANJIN, China, September 1 (Reuters) – Chinese President Xi Jinping suppressed its vision for a new global security and economic order that gave priority to the US with a direct challenge to the United States during a summit containing leaders of Russia and India.

Iz We must continue to take a clear attitude towards hegemonism and power policy, and we must practice real multilateral, Xi Xi said in the United States and in a finely covered slap in the tariff policies of President Donald Trump.

“Global governance has reached a new intersection,” he added.

XI hosted more than 20 non -Western leaders at a summit in Tianjin, a Chinese -backed initiative, a Chinese -backed initiative, a Chinese -backed initiative, a renewed momentum of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

In an image designed to convey a solidarity atmosphere, Putin and Modi were shown to hold hands as they walked to Xi before the summit was opened. Three men stood shoulder to shoulder, surrounded by laughing and interpreters.

“It is difficult to say whether the scene has entered the choreography or whether there is improvisation, but it doesn’t really matter, Sin

“If the US President and Acolytes think that they can use tariffs to submit to China, India or Russia, this says otherwise.”

After the summit, Modi shared a journey to the bilateral meetings with Putin in the Russian leader’s armored Aurus limousine.

“Speeches with him are always insightful, Mod said Modi, Putin at the bilateral meeting and called Russian Modi as“ Dear Mr. Prime Minister, Dear Friend ”.

China and India are the largest crude oil buyers in Russia, the world’s second largest exporter. Trump brought additional tariffs to India for purchases, but not to China.

Beijing -based SCO, which is little known outside the region, was founded as a regional security block more than twenty years ago. Founding members of China, Russia and four Central Asia. India joined in 2017.

Xi did not set any concrete measures in what he calls the “Global Government Initiative – – challenging the latest China’s leadership within a series of policies from Beijing and challenging the international organizations dominated by the United States, which was shaped after the Second World War.

Previously, Xi pushed Trump for what he described as the turmoil caused by tariff policies, the SCO’s “mega -scale market” and the more inclusive economic globalization in the midst of turmoil, which revealed its economic opportunity.

Putin, who has established even closer economic and security bonds between the Serpiner of the Ukrainian War, said that SCO revives the “real multilateral ve and revives the national currencies that are increasingly used in mutual settlements.

“This is preparing a political and socio-economic ground for the creation of a new stability and security system in Eurasia, Put Putin said.

“This security system would really take into account the interests of a large country, really balanced and would not allow a country to ensure its safety at the expense of others.”

Xi called on the creation of a new SCO development bank as a big step towards the desire to develop an alternative payment system that survives Bloc’s US dollar and US sanctions.

This year, Beijing will provide free assistance to member states this year (280 million dollars) and a SCO banking consortium will provide 10 billion Yuan loans.

China will also establish an artificial intelligence cooperation center for SCO Nations, which is invited to participate in China’s Moon Research Station.

Beijing used the summit as an opportunity to connect with the new Delhi. Modi visited China for the first time in seven years, and on Sunday, the XI countries are not competitors, not competitors, and discussed that they discussed ways to improve trade.

Separately, XI will chair a large military parade in Beijing on Wednesday, where Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be attended.

This parade ceremony – Japan’s II. Celebrating the 80th anniversary of its surrender to World War II – it will include China’s latest military technology in a demonstration of power in which analysts say it aims to intimidate and deter him.

($ 1 = 7,1529 China Yuan Renminbi)

(Mei Mei Chu in Laurie Chen and Tianjin, Lidia Kelly in Melbourne, Liz Lee and Shanghai in Qiaoyi Li; Christopher Cushing, Lincoln Feast and Gareth Jones)