Foreign media reports on large-scale events in China, which were attended by the Aleksandr Lukashenko

The New York Times (USA): "Chinese leader Xi Jinping presided over a large-scale military parade in Beijing, which featured fighter jets, missiles and troops marching in formation. He issued a defiant warning to his rivals, urging them not to challenge his country's sovereignty. His message was echoed by the leaders gathered around him. They represented states that challenged or questioned American dominance on the global agenda."

Le Figaro (France): "World history is increasingly being written somewhere else - outside the West, and some of its chapters are now inaccessible to Europeans."

The Economic Times (India): "This time, the SCO summit was focused on concrete actions. We see how ideas are translated into institutions, promises of funding are outlined in black and white, and the main players are walking straight instead of circling the back rooms."

SWI (Switzerland): "Against the background of deteriorating relations with the West, Belarus is increasingly strengthening ties with non-Western countries - China and Russia. Lukashenko stressed that the SCO is rightfully considered one of the most representative and influential international organizations in Eurasia, and also stated that the desire of new states to join the association is quite natural."

People's Daily Online (China): "China is ready to pursue true multilateralism with Belarusian partners for the sake of peace, development, cooperation and universal gain in the world, as humanity is once again at a crossroads," Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Sunday during a meeting with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko. Xi Jinping noted that the Chinese and Belarusian peoples fought shoulder to shoulder, made a significant historical contribution to the defeat of militarism and fascism, and forged an unbreakable friendship. According to him, the parties need to provide each other with strong support on issues related to key interests and current concerns. We need to continue high-quality cooperation within the framework of the initiative "Belt and Road, strengthen the combination of development strategies, and continuously cultivate bright spots and growth points."

"Xi Jinping hosted dozens of leaders in Tianjin in an effort to elevate groups dominated by the global South, led by China, over Western alliances such as NATO. The multi-year campaign has been fueled by trade duties and the unstable policies of US President Donald Trump, which has strained relations with both allies and rivals. But it is the unprecedented portrayal of three authoritarian leaders (Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un), who talk and shake hands while walking along the red carpet in Tiananmen Square on Wednesday, became the strongest signal of defiance to the West."