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Central Asia to Host Xi Jinping on First Foreign Trip Since 2020

Central Asia to Host Xi Jinping on First Foreign Trip Since 2020

By Catherine Putz
Xi is expected to travel to Kazakhstan on September 14 and then travel to Uzbekistan for the SCO summit, where he will meet with Russian President Putin.
The Problem With India’s Multiple Strategic Dalliances 

The Problem With India’s Multiple Strategic Dalliances 

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Whether it is the Quad, BRICS or the SCO, India is the odd man out.

China and Russia Both Benefit From the CSTO Intervention in Kazakhstan

China and Russia Both Benefit From the CSTO Intervention in Kazakhstan

By Luke Botting
Far from causing friction, Russia’s intervention in Kazakhstan shows the durability of the Sino-Russian relationship.

Confronting China’s International Counterterror Regime: Pay Attention to the SCO

Confronting China’s International Counterterror Regime: Pay Attention to the SCO

By James Jennion
The possibility for the SCO to be used as a vehicle to promote a more authoritarian worldview can be seen in the way the language of Beijing’s counterterror policy is paralleled in SCO policy.

Iran’s Membership Raises the SCO’s Profile – and Expectations

Iran’s Membership Raises the SCO’s Profile – and Expectations

By Ovigwe Eguegu and Javairyah Kulthum Aatif
After adding Tehran to its ranks, the SCO will face its biggest test yet: maintaining stability in Afghanistan.  
Russia Fearmongering About Afghan Refugees

Russia Fearmongering About Afghan Refugees

By Catherine Putz
Putin is warning of “militants under the guise of refugees” in an effort to dissuade Central Asian states from cooperating with U.S. evacuation efforts.

Afghanistan and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

Afghanistan and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

By Ahmad Bilal Khalil
Why is the Afghan government pursuing full membership in the SCO, and what would that step mean for the grouping?
How China Uses the People’s Armed Police as Agents of Diplomacy

How China Uses the People’s Armed Police as Agents of Diplomacy

By Bonnie Girard
An instrument of domestic repression now doubles as a diplomatic tool.

Uzbekistan Nudges SCO in Economic Direction

Uzbekistan Nudges SCO in Economic Direction

By Umida Hashimova
Economic matters have been rising on the agenda of the predominantly security-focused regional organization.

Xi Champions Multilateralism at SCO Amid COVID Concerns and Sino-Indian Tensions

Xi Champions Multilateralism at SCO Amid COVID Concerns and Sino-Indian Tensions

By Eleanor Albert
The SCO Summit went virtual this year amid the pandemic, but the content of the meeting was the same as always: big talk, little action.

China-India Tensions Put New Delhi at the Margins of the SCO

China-India Tensions Put New Delhi at the Margins of the SCO

By Phunchok Stobdan
As Sino-India relations enter free-fall, New Delhi finds itself at the margins of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Indian and Chinese Foreign Ministers Fail to Achieve Breakthrough in Ladakh Crisis

Indian and Chinese Foreign Ministers Fail to Achieve Breakthrough in Ladakh Crisis

By Abhijnan Rej
The joint statement after the Moscow meeting on September 10 shows modest positive gains for India.

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