- Xi Jinping criticised what he termed "bullying behaviour" from Western nations while outlining a new world order at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit.
- Speaking alongside leaders including Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi, Xi advocated for a new global security framework and an economic vision to counter US dominance.
- He specifically denounced "hegemonism," "power politics," and a "Cold War mentality," in a thinly veiled criticism of the US and its tariff policies.
- Xi urged SCO members to establish a development bank to boost mutual investment and offered $1.4bn (£1bn) in loans and grants.
- The summit showcased solidarity among leaders, with Putin and Modi displaying unity with Xi, indicating a potential shift in regional dynamics, including India-China relations.
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