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Putin arrives in China for security summit.

Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in Tianjin on Sunday, a port city in northern China, Chinese and Russian state media reported, for a regional security summit that China hopes can counter Western influence in global affairs.

Putin landed to a red carpet reception on the tarmac by senior city officials for the infrequent four-day visit to Russia's neighbour and biggest trading partner, according to a livestream of the event by Russia's TASS.
 
Chinese state television CCTV reported on the arrival that China-Russia relations are at their "best in history" and that Russia is now the "most stable, mature, and strategically significant among major countries."
 
About 20 international leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will attend the two-day Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Tianjin, which is being hosted by China President. This is the largest assembly of six Eurasian countries since the group's founding in 2001.

Russia's economy is on the brink of recession, weighed by trade curbs and the cost of the war.
 
Leaders from Central Asia, the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia will attend the summit in what China aims to portray as a powerful show of unity among the "Global South", referring to developing and lower-income countries, mostly in the southern hemisphere.
 
Source: Reuters.