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POLITICS
Iran, Russia, China have to unite against US lawlessness: Deputy FM
Iranian deputy foreign minister says independent countries such as Iran, Russia and China have no choice but to unite against US lawlessness and violations of international rules.
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ENERGY
Iran proposes areas for energy cooperation among SCO members
Iran’s energy minister says Tehran has proposed seven areas for strengthening cooperation among member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
DEFENSE
China ready to boost military ties with SCO member Iran: Defense minister
China says is ready to bolster military collaboration with Iran as part of security work within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
POLITICS
Iran’s accession to SCO will boost security, counter Western hegemony: Analyst
Iran’s accession into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) will help promote security and prosperity in Asia, and counter Western hegemony.
POLITICS
Russia, China, India welcome Iran as 9th member of SCO
Leaders of Russia, China and India have welcomed Iran as the ninth member of Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
POLITICS
Iran to become full-fledged SCO member next week: Russia
Russian foreign minister says Iran’s full membership will be approved in the group’s summit on July 4.
RUSSIA
Putin: West's desire for hegemony risks triggering more conflicts
Russian President Vladimir Putin says the West’s desire to maintain its hegemony on the world stage is increasing the risks of conflict, slamming the US and its allies for using Ukraine as "cannon fodder".
INVESTIGATIONS
Murky web of online and offline ‘regime change’ plotters targeting Iran
On September 16, the second day of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in the historic Uzbek city of Samarkand, China’s President Xi Jinping called on members of the Central Asian grouping to work together to prevent “external forces” from instigating “color revolutions” in the region.
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