The Shanghai Cooperation Organization is presented as a grouping that brings together rival and competing countries. Some of these countries occasionally accuse each other of supporting terrorism.
Despite tensions and mutual accusations among members, the organization continues to function without any country showing interest in leaving it. The article suggests that, paradoxically, this incoherence among members can be seen as a virtue of the group.
The publication reflects on the contradictory nature of international alliances, where countries with opposing interests choose to maintain cooperation within the same multilateral structure.
