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Takeaways from the 24th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit
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Founded in 2001, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is a Eurasian political, economic, and security forum led by Russia and China. And on July 4, 2024, the 24th summit of the SCO was convened in Astana, Kazakhstan. The summit resulted in the Astana Declaration that reaffirmed cooperation among the member states.
This year’s summit was particularly notable due to Belarus’s accession as the SCO’s first European member state and the tenth member of the SCO. The continuous enlargement of the SCO seems indicative of the organization’s shifting role, evolving from a regional cooperative forum to a broader, perhaps counter-western bloc.
This episode will focus on China’s strategy in the SCO, its intentions, and its objectives. Host Bonnie Glaser is joined by Dr. Eva Seiwert, an analyst at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS). Her research interests include China-Russia relations, China’s central Asian relations, and China’s behavior in international organizations.
Timestamps
[01:39] Shifting Focus of the SCO
[03:32] Enlargement of the SCO
[05:25] SCO and China’s Foreign Policy
[07:22] July 2024 SCO Summit
[09:46] Implementation of Agreements
[11:38] Sino-Russian Sideline Meeting
[13:09] Sino-Russian Competition or Coordination
[15:14] Sino-Belarussian Joint Military Drill
[16:56] SCO and the War in Ukraine
[19:04] Controversial Issues in the SCO
[20:26] Tensions Between China and India
[21:29] New SCO Member States
[23:07] SCO and Chinese Institution Building
[25:40] The impact of SCO: Why does it matter?
88 episode
Manage episode 430308636 series 2931396
Founded in 2001, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) is a Eurasian political, economic, and security forum led by Russia and China. And on July 4, 2024, the 24th summit of the SCO was convened in Astana, Kazakhstan. The summit resulted in the Astana Declaration that reaffirmed cooperation among the member states.
This year’s summit was particularly notable due to Belarus’s accession as the SCO’s first European member state and the tenth member of the SCO. The continuous enlargement of the SCO seems indicative of the organization’s shifting role, evolving from a regional cooperative forum to a broader, perhaps counter-western bloc.
This episode will focus on China’s strategy in the SCO, its intentions, and its objectives. Host Bonnie Glaser is joined by Dr. Eva Seiwert, an analyst at the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS). Her research interests include China-Russia relations, China’s central Asian relations, and China’s behavior in international organizations.
Timestamps
[01:39] Shifting Focus of the SCO
[03:32] Enlargement of the SCO
[05:25] SCO and China’s Foreign Policy
[07:22] July 2024 SCO Summit
[09:46] Implementation of Agreements
[11:38] Sino-Russian Sideline Meeting
[13:09] Sino-Russian Competition or Coordination
[15:14] Sino-Belarussian Joint Military Drill
[16:56] SCO and the War in Ukraine
[19:04] Controversial Issues in the SCO
[20:26] Tensions Between China and India
[21:29] New SCO Member States
[23:07] SCO and Chinese Institution Building
[25:40] The impact of SCO: Why does it matter?
88 episode
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