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Leaders from China, Russia, and India Commit to Strengthening Cooperation Amid Global Tensions
By Aurax Desk | September 6, 2025
On the evening of September 3, 2025, a catastrophic incident occurred involving Lisbon's historic Glória Funicular, resulting in at least 17 fatalities and 21 injuries. ThIn a joint message, leaders from China, Russia, and India have emphasized their shared commitment to deepening cooperation across various fields, including trade, security, and global governance. The announcement comes at a time of growing geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning U.S. policies under President Donald Trump.
The three nations’ heads of state reaffirmed their intention to work together to address mutual challenges, highlighting the importance of maintaining stable international relations. While specific details of future collaborations were not fully disclosed, their joint declaration suggests a focus on economic and technological advancements, as well as a unified stance on issues impacting the global balance of power.
These commitments were conveyed through a statement intended to counteract what they perceive as growing pressure from the U.S., particularly in relation to economic policies and military strategies. The trio of countries—each with significant regional influence—has expressed concerns over the current U.S. approach, which they believe undermines global stability and prosperity.
President Trump, responding to these developments, criticized the collaboration, suggesting that the ties between China, Russia, and India could potentially signal a shift in global alignments. He remarked that these nations might be “lost in the deepest, darkest corners” of global diplomacy, pointing to their increasing closeness as a concerning trend for Western interests.
While the strategic partnership between China, Russia, and India is not new, their continued cooperation is likely to have implications for the broader geopolitical landscape, as these nations seek to strengthen their roles on the global stage in opposition to Western influence.
Sources: The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, BBC, Reuters