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By K.N Pandita

The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was formed by China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Tajikistan in 2001. It is a Eurasia political, economic, international security, and defense organization that counters Western influence in Eurasia.

Representatives from all membe...

By Jahedul Islam

The term BRICS refers to an acronym formed by the initial letters of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The term gained popularity after a study published by Goldman Sachs in 2003. Initially, the BRICs represented four nations—Brazil, Russia, India, and China—that wer...

By Stephen Blank

The fabric of America’s strategic ties to the Gulf region is fraying. The leader of its most consequential nation, Saudi Arabia, has essentially told the Biden administration with regard to oil supply, arms sales or nuclear power, “If you want to work with me fine, but if not, the...

By Rhod Mackenzie

The German chemical industry association VCI believes that the situation in the German chemical industry, one of the flagships of Europe's first economy, is worse than its economists predicted in the latest forecast,

The VCI President Markus Steilemann, who also heads Covestro...

Global Times Opinion

While high-level exchanges and constructive communications between China and the US have sent certain positive signals, it doesn't seem to have slowed the US in hammering out sanctions against China. But that doesn't mean China will just roll over and take the reckless crackd...

By Rhod Mackenzie

China is willing to work together with BRICS countries to implement the consensus reached by the countries' leaders to promote the membership expansion process and enhance cooperation among emerging markets and developing nations, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu said on T...