SCO Summit 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China has given India a big success. The Tianjin announcement of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) on 1 September included a strong condemnation of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which sent a message that India and SCO member countries were united against terrorism. Pakistan is also a full member in this organization.

India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had earlier refused to sign a joint announcement at a meeting of SCO Defense Ministers held in Kingdao, China on 26 June. The reason for this was that it did not mention the attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April, in which 26 people were killed, while the incidents were mentioned in the context of Pakistan.

Pakistan does not mention Pakistan in Tianjin SCO announcement

The name of Pakistan in the Tianjin SCO announcement was not taken in the context of the Pahalgam attack. However, all member countries condemned terrorism as a common threat. 10 permanent members including Russia, China and Iran signed this document.

‘Dual standard unacceptable towards terrorism’

In his address, PM Modi did not name Pakistan, but highlighted the issue of open support by some nations. He said, ‘India stands with solidarity against terrorism, and SCO can play an important role in this direction. Dual standards are not acceptable.

The Tianjin SCO announcement also clarified, ‘Members of the members strongly condemn terrorism in all forms and manifestations and consider double standards against terrorism as unacceptable. The international community is called upon to take action against terrorism and cross -border movement of terrorists. ” Also, the document said that the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April 2025 is deeply condemned and condolences to the families of the dead and the injured have been expressed.

India’s diplomatic victory amid America’s pressure

Apart from this diplomatic victory, bilateral meetings with PM Modi’s Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin of Russia proved to be important at the time of India’s growing trading tension with the US. Donald Trump had threatened to impose 50% heavy tariffs on India, which is based on India’s buying oil from Russia. India challenged this claim and clarified that it is not profitable. India’s Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that the purchase of oil from Russia of India kept the markets stable and prevented the prices rising.

According to reports, Trump is angry that the Modi government did not support his claim that he stopped the Indo-Pakistan war after the first time. India clarified that in bilateral matters, it does not take a decision under the pressure of any third party.

SCO Summit 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached the city of Tianjin in China. He will participate in the Summit of Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) held from 31 August to 1 September. This journey is taking place at a time when tension is being seen due to high tariffs in India’s business relations with America.

The eyes of the whole world are currently on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China. This new diplomatic activity has been revealed in changing generous political situation, especially after Trump’s ‘Tariff War’. In such a situation, let us know how the Chinese media is watching Prime Minister Modi’s visit.

China new diplomatic activity in India relations
In the last five years, relations between India and China have been tense, but in recent times, both countries are talking to resolve their issues. China’s official newspaper ‘China Daily’ described this journey as a preparation for Modi to give a new momentum in India China relations. It was written in the newspaper that the cooperation with China is important for India amidst the US unilateral tariff policies and increasing pressure on free trade.

America’s tariff and India’s strategic autonomy
China Daily wrote that after the tariff policies of America, India felt how important it is to maintain its strategic autonomy. India was trapped in the US amidst the tariff pressure due to failure to stop oil procurement from Russia.

Cooperation and opportunities from China’s perspective
The newspaper suggested that India should be seen not as a rival or danger but as a partner. Researcher Arjun Chatterjee of Hong Kong Baptist University wrote that the agreement on connectivity, people coming, non -farming trade and environmental partnership at the Tianjin Summit can increase practical cooperation between the two countries.

Business tension between India and America
According to government news agency Xinhua, the US imposed an additional 25% ‘penalty tariff’ on Indian exports from August 27, causing a total tariff to 50% on India. Prime Minister Modi said that the interests of small businessmen, farmers and cattle ranchers will be protected and India will face any pressure.

India’s balanced foreign policy
The nationalist trend website ‘Guchan’ said that India wants to increase its bargaining capacity with America by improving relations with China. Modi has been trying to balance the policy leaning towards America since last year, while India is part of both SCO and Quad and is not fully tied with any one group.