Bangladesh, Sept. 13 -- The September 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin marked a turning point not just for the organization itself but also for global geopolitics. While the SCO has long been seen as a regional forum largely overshadowed by BRICS, the Tianjin summit managed to grab unprecedented attention from Western policymakers, analysts, and media outlets. The reasons for this go beyond routine diplomacy. What happened in Tianjin-and the signals it sent-showed that Eurasia is no longer willing to remain confined to traditional power dynamics shaped by the West. Instead, countries are increasingly experimenting with mechanisms to navigate old rivalries, forge new bonds, and reimagine multipolarity on their...