"It is vital that the Chinese dragon and the Indian elephant unite," Xi Jinping told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at their first meeting on Sunday in Tianjin. And surely, out of the corner of his eye, the Russian bear, that is, Vladimir Putin, was smiling with satisfaction, since he was standing before his two main economic allies, two countries that neither sanction nor publicly scold him and, in turn, buy the oil that Western countries have stopped buying. This 25th edition ofthe Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, which ended yesterday despite having a symbolic epilogue these days with Putin's official visit to China and tomorrow's military parade in Beijing, staged that another world order is possible and that the shadow of the imperial eagle of the United States, which its president, Donald Trump, intends to control, can be avoided.