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SCO approves anti-terror security centre after Modi's warning

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SCO approves anti-terror security centre after Modi's warning
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The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) has approved a new Universal Centre for Countering Challenges and Threats to Security, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strong warning against state-sponsored terrorism. India highlighted this as a key outcome of the recent summit, which also addressed cooperation on narcotics, organized crime, and broader Eurasian security and development issues.

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This development signifies a strengthened regional commitment to counter-terrorism and security cooperation among SCO member states, particularly in response to India's concerns about cross-border terrorism. It also positions India as a key player in shaping regional security agendas.

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India has underscored significant outcomes from the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, reinforcing its commitment to regional security, counter-terrorism efforts, and broader Eurasian cooperation through key initiatives and declarations.IMAGE: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, September 1, 2026. Photograph: DPR PMO/ANI PhotoKey PointsIndia highlighted 13 significant outcomes from the SCO summit, including a new Universal Centre for Countering Challenges and Threats to Security.Prime Minister Modi urged SCO members to confront countries using terrorism as state policy and dismantle terrorist ecosystems, a clear message against Pakistan.Key agreements include strengthening cooperation against narcotics trafficking, organised crime, and promoting information sharing.The summit outcomes also cover cooperation in energy efficiency, disaster management, climate change, and artificial intelligence.The Bishkek Declaration and amendments to the SCO Charter provide India a platform to articulate its regional positions and integrate English into the SCO framework.India on Tuesday highlighted several key outcomes…

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