40 Minutes in a Limousine. Elephant and Dragon. What's Next? - Bordilovskaya

Doctor of Political Sciences, Candidate of Historical Sciences, Head of the Department of New Challenges at the Center for Domestic Political Studies at the Institute for Strategic Studies and professional Indologist Elena Bordilovskaya on NEMYRIALIVE about the results of the SCO summit, hidden signals for the world, the role of China, India and Russia, the failure of the Kremlin narratives and the expansion of the organization.

a place where certain leaders feel comfortable meeting
everyone sees their own in the SCO summit
India is holding Putin's hand, an accident or a signal?
not a single Russian demand was included in the declaration
40 minutes in a limousine
the Shanghai spirit turned out to be stronger than the Kremlin narratives
has the Indian-Pacific region become an arena for a game without America?
the summit will be remembered for pictures, not documents
why did Russia insist so much on India and Pakistan?
the latest newcomer to the club