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India's "Unwarranted References" Reply To China-Pak Joint Statement On J&K
India has strongly criticised a joint China-Pakistan statement on Jammu and Kashmir as "unwarranted references" since the Union Territory including Ladakh are "integral and inalienable" parts of India.
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Chinese Coal Company To Cut Production In Pak Over Non-Payment Of Dues
Delayed payments have been a recurring problem and have impacted the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) significantly.
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China Will Support Pakistan In Stabilising Its Financial Situation: Xi Jinping
China will continue to support Pakistan in stabilising its financial situation, state media quoted China's President Xi Jinping as saying on Wednesday.
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Belt And Road Project "Good Choice For India", Says China Ahead Of Event
China said today that it was bracing to hold the next Wuhan-style summit with India this year despite India's decision to boycott Beijing's second Belt and Road Forum to be held in Beijing next week.
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China, The Centrist Superpower In India-Pakistan Dogfight
India should be heartened by China’s expanding role as a willing and capable leader in global security, writes Raghav Bahl.
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Islamabad Denies US Report On China's Secret Plan To Build Jets In Pakistan
Pakistan has said that the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' is a bilateral "economic project" between the two nations. India has strongly opposed the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' as it passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Bus to Pakistan, From China Via PoK: Why is India Worked Up?
India has formally protested the proposed launch of a bus service between China and Pakistan via PoK under the CPEC.
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India Protests Proposed Pak-China Bus Service Via Pak-Occupied Kashmir
India on Wednesday lodged strong protests with Pakistan and China over a bus service scheduled to be launched on Saturday between Lahore and Kashghar, a city in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China's far west, through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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China, Pak To Start Bus Service Through PoK In November
China and Pakistan will launch a new bus service through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) under the so called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' (CPEC) project, media reports in Pakistan said.
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For Pakistan’s 13th IMF Bailout, Expect Tougher Conditions
Pakistan has regularly failed to meet conditions attached to its previous IMF loans.
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China Plays Down Reports On Investment Cut By Pakistan In Key Project
China today played down reports of Pakistan's plans to cut down a railway project under the multi-billion dollar so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' by $2 billion, saying Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan has assured his support to the various projects under China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
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Pakistan Takes U-Turn On Saudi; Says Riyadh Won't Be Part Of Key Project
In a U-turn, Pakistan has announced that its close ally Saudi Arabia would not join the over-$50 billion so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC', days after Islamabad said Riyadh will be the third "strategic partner" of China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative project.
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"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
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Pakistan Rejects Report Of Renegotiating Economic Corridor With China
The 'all-weather' friendship with China is a cornerstone of Pakistan's foreign policy, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said as he pledged to implement the controversy-hit $50 billion economic corridor through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, extending till Balochistan's Gwadar.
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Why Not Show Pakistan The Same Consideration Shown To China?
Wouldn’t a desperate Pakistan, if offered half a chance, grasp eagerly at an alternative to China’s neo-colonialism?
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India's "Unwarranted References" Reply To China-Pak Joint Statement On J&K
India has strongly criticised a joint China-Pakistan statement on Jammu and Kashmir as "unwarranted references" since the Union Territory including Ladakh are "integral and inalienable" parts of India.
-
Chinese Coal Company To Cut Production In Pak Over Non-Payment Of Dues
Delayed payments have been a recurring problem and have impacted the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) significantly.
-
China Will Support Pakistan In Stabilising Its Financial Situation: Xi Jinping
China will continue to support Pakistan in stabilising its financial situation, state media quoted China's President Xi Jinping as saying on Wednesday.
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Belt And Road Project "Good Choice For India", Says China Ahead Of Event
China said today that it was bracing to hold the next Wuhan-style summit with India this year despite India's decision to boycott Beijing's second Belt and Road Forum to be held in Beijing next week.
-
China, The Centrist Superpower In India-Pakistan Dogfight
India should be heartened by China’s expanding role as a willing and capable leader in global security, writes Raghav Bahl.
-
Islamabad Denies US Report On China's Secret Plan To Build Jets In Pakistan
Pakistan has said that the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' is a bilateral "economic project" between the two nations. India has strongly opposed the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' as it passes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Bus to Pakistan, From China Via PoK: Why is India Worked Up?
India has formally protested the proposed launch of a bus service between China and Pakistan via PoK under the CPEC.
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India Protests Proposed Pak-China Bus Service Via Pak-Occupied Kashmir
India on Wednesday lodged strong protests with Pakistan and China over a bus service scheduled to be launched on Saturday between Lahore and Kashghar, a city in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China's far west, through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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China, Pak To Start Bus Service Through PoK In November
China and Pakistan will launch a new bus service through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) under the so called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' (CPEC) project, media reports in Pakistan said.
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For Pakistan’s 13th IMF Bailout, Expect Tougher Conditions
Pakistan has regularly failed to meet conditions attached to its previous IMF loans.
-
China Plays Down Reports On Investment Cut By Pakistan In Key Project
China today played down reports of Pakistan's plans to cut down a railway project under the multi-billion dollar so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC' by $2 billion, saying Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan has assured his support to the various projects under China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
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Pakistan Takes U-Turn On Saudi; Says Riyadh Won't Be Part Of Key Project
In a U-turn, Pakistan has announced that its close ally Saudi Arabia would not join the over-$50 billion so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor' or 'CPEC', days after Islamabad said Riyadh will be the third "strategic partner" of China's flagship Belt and Road Initiative project.
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"Poor Country Pakistan" Cuts Chinese Investment In Key Railway Project
Pakistan has slashed China's investment in its railways by as much as $2 billion citing a massive burden of loans. By doing so, Islamabad has given credence to reports that the new government led by Imran Khan may scrutinise the multi-billion dollar corridor it calls 'CPEC' or 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor'.
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Pakistan Rejects Report Of Renegotiating Economic Corridor With China
The 'all-weather' friendship with China is a cornerstone of Pakistan's foreign policy, Prime Minister Imran Khan has said as he pledged to implement the controversy-hit $50 billion economic corridor through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, extending till Balochistan's Gwadar.
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Why Not Show Pakistan The Same Consideration Shown To China?
Wouldn’t a desperate Pakistan, if offered half a chance, grasp eagerly at an alternative to China’s neo-colonialism?
