WHITE HOUSE: Following the Putin, Xi and Modi rendezvous in China this week, Donald Trump took to the Social Media Platform Truth on Friday (5th Sept, 2025) to insinuate : “Looks like we’ve lost India and Russia to deepest, darkest China. May they have a long and prosperous future together!”

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while visiting China for the first time in seven years, met the host of 2-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit held in Tianjin, President Xi Jinping on the sidelines here on 30th August.

The duo (representing 2.8 billion people) maintained that there was now deepening trust between the two countries. While, Modi (whose country had been slapped on 27th August by Trumpian Tariffs) said that there was now an atmosphere of peace and stability between China and India, Xi held that they should be partners, not rivals. Xi stated in his opening remarks: “The world today is swept by once-in-a-century transformations…
“The international situation is both fluid and chaotic…It is the right choice for both sides to be friends who have good neighbourly and amicable ties, partners who enable each other’s success, and to have the dragon and the elephant dance together…As long as they adhere to the overall direction of being partners rather than rivals … China-India relations can maintain stability and move forward over the long run.”

Meanwhile, Beijing has also unfurled red carpet for Russian President Vladimir Putin at Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, that was attended by twenty countries who pondered over regional security and trade issues against the backdrop of Trumpian Tariffs.
India's Modi told Russia’s Putin that both countries stood side by side even in difficult times after the Kremlin chief called the Indian prime minister his ‘dear friend’ https://t.co/iA7aN9ml4e pic.twitter.com/NnzeB8eAW0
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PS: SCO harbors ten member states (Belarus, China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan); two observer states (Afghanistan, Mongolia); fourteen dialogue partners (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Cambodia, Egypt, Kuwait, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Turkiye, United Arab Emirates); four guest attendees (ASEAN, CIS, Turkmenistan, UN).
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