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Erdoğan ile Putin Bişkek'te ŞİÖ Zirvesi'nde buluşacak

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Kremlin'den yapılan açıklamaya göre, Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ile Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin, Şanghay İşbirliği Örgütü Zirvesi kapsamında Bişkek'te bir araya gelecek. Görüşmede Karadeniz'deki gelişmeler, Ukrayna savaşı ve bölgesel konuların ele alınması bekleniyor. İki liderin bu görüşmesi, Ankara ile Moskova arasındaki diplomatik temasın sürdüğünü gösteriyor. Özellikle Ukrayna savaşı ve Karadeniz'deki güvenlik durumu, görüşmenin ana gündem maddeleri arasında yer alıyor.

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Started 28 Aug, 16:42 17 events Updated 04 Sept
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  1. Security28 Aug, 16:42

    Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan ile Putin, Bişkek'te görüşecek

    Kremlin, Rusya Devlet Başkanı Vladimir Putin ile Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan'ın Bişkek'te bir araya geleceğini açıkladı. Kremlin'den yapılan açıklamaya göre iki lider, Şanghay İşbirliği Örgütü (ŞİÖ) Zirvesi kapsamında görüşecek. Görüşmede Karadeniz'deki gelişmeler ile Ukrayna savaşı başta olmak üzere bölgesel konuların ele alınması bekleniyor. Erdoğan ile Putin en son 1 Eylül 2025'te Çin'in Tianjin kentindeki ŞİÖ Zirvesi'nde görüşmüştü. Türkiye, 2012'de ŞİÖ'nün “diyalog ortağı” oldu. Erdoğan, 2022'de Semerkant'ta düzenlenen ŞİÖ Zirvesi'nin ardından üyelik konusunda “Hedef o.” demiş, Temmuz 2024'te de “Hedefimiz daimi üye olmak.” açıklamasını yapmıştı. ŞİÖ'nün 2025'teki Tianjin Zirvesi'nde ise “diyalog ortağı” ve “gözlemci” statülerinin “ŞİÖ Ortağı” adı altında birleştirilmesi kararlaştırıldı.

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  2. Economic31 Aug, 09:33

    Xi arrives for SCO summit, Putin meeting as regional bloc pushes back on US dominance

    The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit gets underway in Kyrgyzstan, with the leaders of China and Russia attending. But first: the US hosts G20 finance ministers, while America's massive debt may be painting its new central banker into a corner.

  3. Diplomatic31 Aug, 13:21

    Rusya'dan Çin'e 'vizesiz seyahat' sinyali! 'Kalıcı hale getirilebilir'

    Rusya Devlet Başkanı Putin, Çin Devlet Başkanı Xi Jinping ile Kırgızistan'ın başkenti Bişkek'te Şanghay İşbirliği Örgütü (ŞİÖ) zirvesi çerçevesinde bir araya geldi. 'KALICI HALE GETİRMEK İÇİN ÇALIŞMAYA HAZIRIZ' Putin, Xi ile görüşmede yaptığı konuşmada, Rusya ile Çin arasındaki ilişkilerin tüm alanlarda başarıyla geliştiğini belirterek, Nepal ve Tibet'teki sel felaketi sonucu insanların hayatını kaybetmesinden dolayı başsağlığı dileklerini iletti. Putin ayrıca, "Rusya ve Çin arasındaki vizesiz seyahat düzenlenmesini kalıcı hale getirmek için çalışmaya hazırız" dedi. 'KARŞILIKLI OLARAK 30 GÜNE KADAR KALINABİLİYOR' İki ülke vatandaşları turistik, ticari ve özel amaçlarla seyahatlerinde karşılıklı olarak 30 güne kadar kalabiliyor. Rusya ile Çin, bu yılın temmuz ayında karşılıklı vizesiz seyahat uygulamasını 31 Aralık 2027 tarihine kadar uzatma kararı almıştı.

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  4. Diplomatic31 Aug, 13:52

    Putin meets China's Xi at regional security summit

    The two leaders' meeting took place in a "friendly and constructive atmosphere" and focused on bilateral Russian-Chinese ties, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said.

  5. Diplomatic31 Aug, 14:37

    China’s Xi flags ‘notable increase’ in global uncertainty in talks with Putin

    Xi makes remarks during meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on sidelines of Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek

  6. Diplomatic31 Aug, 14:47

    China, Uzbekistan set target to boost bilateral trade to $30 billion

    Agreement reached during meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Uzbek counterpart Shavkat Mirziyoyev on sidelines of SCO summit in Bishkek

  7. Diplomatic31 Aug, 14:59

    Putin, Xi hold talks in Kyrgyzstan as regional summit begins

    "Cooperation is successfully developing on all fronts," Russian President Vladimir Putin said to his Chinese counterpart.

  8. Diplomatic31 Aug, 15:37

    ‘Uncertainties’ rising: Xi calls for stronger cooperation in meeting with Putin

    Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the SCO summit. They discussed strengthening bilateral ties and international regional issues. Cooperation in artificial intelligence and digital innovation was also a key topic. Russia proposed making the bilateral visa-free regime permanent for Chinese citizens. The leaders also touched upon the Ukraine conflict during their talks.

  9. Diplomatic01 Sept, 15:33

    Putin-Modi meeting at SCO: Can Russia-India ties hold?

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to meet in Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek, on Monday on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit — a bloc often seen as a counterweight to US influence. The meeting comes against the backdrop of the fallout from the US-Israel war on Iran, which has disrupted global energy

  10. Political01 Sept, 06:15

    SCO Plus meeting

    A meeting in the SCO Plus format was held in the Yrys Ordo Congress Hall in Bishkek under the theme “The UN as a Key Element of a Just World Order: The Contribution of the SCO Plus States to the Formation of a Multipolar World.” Prior to the expanded-format meeting, a reception was held in honour of the heads of delegations from the SCO member states and invited international organisations. A joint photo session of the leaders participating in the SCO Plus format also took place. * * * Speech by the President of Russia at the SCO Plus meeting President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr Japarov, colleagues, I would like to greet all the participants in today’s meeting. Let me emphasise that we have established a good tradition of holding these meetings in the SCO Plus format. In my view, this confirms the fact that there is a growing interest in our organisation’s multifaceted activities from the international community. We are open to engaging in honest, mutually beneficial cooperation while respecting each other’s interests and values, culture and traditions based on the principles of equality and mutual benefit. I believe that the theme of today’s meeting, as suggested by Kyrgyzstan’s presidency, – The United Nations as a Key Element of a Just World Order: The Contribution of the SCO Plus States to the Formation of a Multipolar World – is quite relevant in today’s world. There is no doubt that the United Nations plays a central role in international affairs and must be able to preserve this role in the future. Let me remind you that the United Nations marked its anniversary last year. In fact, eight decades ago, having defeated Nazism and militarism during World War II – and we are meeting on September 1, while on the same day in 1939 this horrible war started, – our nations succeeded in coming together and balancing their interests by agreeing on the fundamental rules of state-to-state interaction. These tenets were set forth in the UN Charter in their entirety, completeness and interconnectedness. Since that time, the UN has been operating as a one-of-a-kind platform for dialogue, diplomacy and cooperation. Of course, life moves on. Apparently, not everything in the UN’s work is to our liking or satisfaction, and not always. That being said, I must point out that, in all frankness, it has always been like that — indeed, since the very moment the UN was established. It is not a coincidence, and my colleagues here from the CIS probably know this better than others, that Mr Gromyko, the Foreign Minister of the Soviet Union, was often referred to as Mr No for often using the right of veto when dealing with various issues in an effort to defend the interests of the USSR, as well as the interests of so many countries in Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia in their struggle for freedom, independence and against colonial domination. However, it appears that the potential of the United Nations is far from being realised and efforts must be taken to enhance its effectiveness, expand the representation of its bodies, in particular in the Security Council, by including countries of the Global South and East, and overall, adjust it to the evolving realities and the emerging fundamental changes in global politics and the economy. This is about the formation of a new, truly just multipolar world order. It is an objective and, as everyone can see, irreversible process. Many states have been trying to independently determine their future and resolutely uphold their legitimate interests while taking an active part in global affairs. In this context, the unifying and creative activity of the UN is greatly needed. The universal organisation must undoubtedly retain its function as the main mechanism for aligning interests. It was created for exactly this purpose, as a mechanism for aligning interests. It must not be an organisation that advocates the interests of one country or a group of countries. Once again, the UN must remain the main mechanism for aligning interests, if only because there are no other mechanisms of this kind in the world. The UN Charter must remain the key source of international law. It is obvious that new multilateral regional structures, which have appeared and gained strength in Asia, Africa and Latin America, are becoming organically integrated into the architecture of the multipolar world alongside the UN. One of such structures is the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. In conclusion, I would like to express hope that this meeting in the SCO Plus format will help strengthen friendly ties between all countries represented here and will step up wide-ranging interaction in a variety of spheres. Thank you.

  11. Economic01 Sept, 14:00

    China, Russia, and Iran Take Center Stage at SCO Summit

    The 25th anniversary of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s annual gathering got underway August 31 in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek, with discussions expected to focus on building trade and digital connections and fostering cultural exchanges. The agenda is seen as aimed at broadly countering US global influence, not so surprising given that the summit’s most prominent attendees include China’s Xi Jinping, Russia’s Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Perhaps the most significant discussions will occur…

  12. Security01 Sept, 07:19

    ‘Aloof’ but engaged: what India’s SCO comeback reveals

    Two years ago, Narendra Modi skipped the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’s (SCO) summit in Astana entirely, sending his foreign minister instead. That absence was redressed first at last year’s summit in Tianjin and again this week in Kyrgyzstan, where India’s prime minister stood shoulder to shoulder with China’s Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin and the leaders of other SCO member states. Analysts say New Delhi’s revived engagement with the 10-member bloc reflects both its hedging...

  13. Political03 Sept, 02:10

    Russia-China trade up 22%, to over $135 billion

    According to the Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, this dynamics brings the countries closer to their target of $300 billion

  14. Diplomatic03 Sept, 09:28

    EU, China talk trade as Europe’s deadline for action looms

    European Union and Chinese officials have been holding talks in Beijing ahead of the bloc’s October deadline for seeing “tangible results” in efforts to curb a trade deficit running at €1 billion-plus (US$1.2 billion) per day. Denis Redonnet, the EU’s top trade enforcer, has led the European delegation, the South China Morning Post reported on Wednesday. The official has recently become the bloc’s point person for China trade, reflecting growing trade tensions and the possibility of a trade...

  15. Economic04 Sept, 09:41

    China saved more than $27 billion by sourcing oil from Russia — Rosneft CEO

    According to Igor Sechin, the positions held by Russia and China in the global economy and energy sector provide a solid basis for bilateral synergy

  16. Humanitarian04 Sept, 10:01

    China has priority access to Northern Sea Route — Rosneft CEO

    "The Hormuz crisis became a moment of truth for the global energy system, highlighting the significance of alternative logistics routes," Igor Sechin said

  17. Security04 Sept, 16:55

    Elimination of Japanese chemical weapons on China-Russia border to take decades — envoy

    The work has been ongoing since 2007

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