How is Russian media covering ?

In the last 7 days, the 13 Russian news outlets we track mentioned SCO in 17 articles, 0.1% of everything they published. 0% of those articles presented SCO as hostile to Russia and 29% as friendly; when an article cast SCO in a role, it was most often as a partner (5 articles). Since 10 September 2026 we have recorded 18 articles mentioning SCO: presented as hostile to Russia in 0%, as friendly in 28%.

The last 7 days in 13 outlets. Pick the name to switch subject.russiannewsmonitor.com

Friend or foe of Russia

17 mentions over the last 7 days in

0%Hostile to Russia0 articles
71%Neutral12 articles
29%Friendly to Russia5 articles

Which side of Russia each article places SCO on. Neutral includes articles that do not relate SCO to Russia at all. Method

0.1%of all news mentions SCO17 of 14,320 articles in the last 7 days

0 : 5Hostile to friendly0 articles hostile to Russia, 5 friendly

29.4%cast as a partner, the most common role5 of 17 mentions

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18 mentions of SCO

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Sep 21, 10:57 AM

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SCO observer mission head Piao Yanfan said Russia’s State Duma elections were transparent, credible and democratic, and complied with Russian electoral law.

SCO observers said Russia's State Duma elections were transparent and democratic, with no violations affecting the results.

SCO observers said Russia's State Duma elections were transparent and democratic, reporting no violations or complaints that could affect their legitimacy.

Russian diplomat Vladislav Maslennikov said Armenia would face major economic and social costs if it leaves the Eurasian Economic Union.

Foreign Affairs analyst Andrey Kortunov says Russia withstood Western pressure, avoided economic collapse and expanded influence through BRICS, the SCO and ties with China.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied reports that Russia plans to mobilize 300,000 people by the end of the year.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia does not need Russia’s 102nd base but is ready to discuss its continued presence if Russia wants to keep it.

A Russian expert says the US partially eased Belarus sanctions and unfroze assets to signal Moscow it could quickly lift some measures, including in energy.

Zelensky said China favors Russia over Ukraine and is not using its influence to press Moscow to end the war or enter negotiations.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he is taking Russian language courses amid debate over bonuses for civil servants improving their skills.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he has begun taking Russian language classes at the Academy of Public Administration.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he is studying Russian during a debate on language requirements for civil servants.

Putin and Pashinyan agreed to discuss Armenia’s EU ambitions, Lavrov said, adding Russia will not fund EU accession preparations through EAEU benefits.

Lavrov said Putin and Pashinyan agreed to separately discuss Armenia's aspiration to join the European Union after the SCO summit in Bishkek.

Putin and Pashinyan agreed to hold separate talks on Armenia’s foreign policy and possible EU accession, Lavrov said.

Russian lawmaker Dmitry Novikov said Armenia should retain Russia’s military base in Gyumri, rejecting claims it is costly for Armenia.

Armenian parliament vice speaker Vaagn Aleksanyan said Russia’s military base in Gyumri is costly for Armenia and called its future open for discussion.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev addressed the BRICS+ outreach session in New Delhi, Kazakhstan’s first participation as a BRICS partner at head-of-state level.