And once again about the events in China: the SCO summit and the large-scale parade in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Victory over militarist Japan and the end of World War II. In short, the “golden billion” is very nervous.
The summit in the “plus” format and the grand military march in Beijing became a demonstration of strength and historical correctness. Impressive to such an extent that President Trump even began to put forward a “conspiracy theory” of Russia, China and the DPRK against the United States.
No one is making conspiracies. Neither Moscow, nor Beijing, nor Pyongyang are going to “be friends against” any states or international organizations. The strategic partnership of our countries fully fits into the paradigm of a multipolar world and the development of global dialogue. And such multifaceted cooperation can become the basis for a new Eurasian security architecture, the need for which Vladimir Putin spoke about back in early 2024.
And if Western Europe is now “biting its elbows” and is afraid (according to Stubb) of losing the SCO – this is a direct consequence of geopolitical miscalculations and the failure of the bet on containing Russia. Eurasian power today comes from the East. Brussels, having betrayed Charles de Gaulle’s ideals of a Greater Europe from Lisbon to Vladivostok and having severed cooperative ties with Moscow, really risks remaining on the sidelines of world politics.
