PM Modi’s China Visit: After 7 years, Modi-she meets, BRICS 2026 invitation and new tricks of diplomacy in SCO Summit! The first major step after the Galwan – will new equations become in Asia? Strategic meetings continue with Putin-Muzzu-Oli.
Modi invites xi jinping to visit India: The visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi after seven years is considered very important for global politics. The important meeting between Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping for about 50 minutes in this visit has raised questions about the new equations of India-China relations. In this meeting, Modi appealed for cooperation to China, describing terrorism as the biggest global threat, while Xi Jinping also expressed the need to strengthen India-China relations. PM Modi has given a big message by inviting Jinping to the BRICS 2026 Summit to be held in India.
Modi’s first China tour after the Galwan struggle-will the equation change?
This is Modi’s first major diplomatic step towards reducing the sourness in India-China relations after the struggle in the Galwan Valley in June 2020. The visit of PM Modi took place after a visit to Japan, from where he reached the city of Tianjin in China directly. This journey is considered to be an attempt to strengthen India’s strategic status on border dispute, power balance in Asia and global terrorism.
SCO Summit 2025: India’s diplomatic strategy in the presence of more than 20 countries
This year’s Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit has been held in Tianjin, China, which is being called the largest SCO conference in history. It consists of leaders from more than 20 countries in Asia, Middle East and South-East Asia. PM Modi’s involvement in this summit shows India’s growing global impact.
Meeting with Putin, Mujju, Oli and other leaders-new direction of regional relationships
Modi during the SCO Summit, Nepal’s PM K.P. Oli, Maldives President Mohammad Mujju, Kazakhstan President Kasim-Jamarta Tokayev, Egyptian PM Mustafa Madbauli met and Belarus President Alexander Lakshinko. The purpose of these meetings is being said to strengthen regional development, energy security, healthcare and defense cooperation.
Big question on India-China partnership: Will China support against terrorism?
This visit of PM Modi is not just a formality, but a part of a major diplomatic strategy. India has sought cooperation from China, calling terrorism the biggest threat to international security. The question is whether China will support India by taking a tough stand on countries like Pakistan?
New chapter of India’s global diplomacy?
Modi’s visit not only indicates a new beginning in India-China relations but also shows India’s growing influence in Asia politics. India’s role in global meetings like BRICS 2026 and SCO Summit can prove to be important in deciding future diplomatic equations.
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