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In Beijing, Asim Munir Faces Tough Question On Safety Of Chinese In Pakistan
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was in for a rude surprise during his recent visit to Beijing, when China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi raised the issue of the safety and security of Chinese "personnel, projects and institutions" in Pakistan.
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Pakistan Tries To Arm-Twist China Over Gwadar Port. The Plan Backfires.
Pakistan finds itself in a spot of bother after attempting to take a tough stand with its closest ally China. Islamabad seems to have overplayed its hand at the negotiating table during talks with Beijing over the Gwadar port.
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China Temporarily Shuts Down Consular Office In Pakistan. Here's Why
China has temporarily closed down the consular section of its embassy in Pakistan due to "technical issues", days after advising Chinese citizens in this country to be cautious due to the deteriorating security situation.
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US Pressure Won't Change Pak Ties With China, Says PM Imran Khan: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, clarifying his stand on ties with China, said that it is very unfair of the United States and western powers to force countries like Pakistan to take sides and downgrade their ties with China.
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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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Donald Trump's Tweet Draws China, Pakistan Closer: Chinese Daily
A Twitter attack by US President Donald Trump against Pakistan on New Year's Day will further strengthen the already close ties between Islamabad and Beijing, a report in a leading Chinese daily said.
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Pakistan To Review 'Lenient' Visa Policy For Chinese Citizens
Pakistan will review its visa policy for Chinese citizens to plug the loopholes leading to the misuse of the current 'lenient' policy, officials said on Wednesday.
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In Beijing, Asim Munir Faces Tough Question On Safety Of Chinese In Pakistan
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was in for a rude surprise during his recent visit to Beijing, when China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi raised the issue of the safety and security of Chinese "personnel, projects and institutions" in Pakistan.
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Pakistan Tries To Arm-Twist China Over Gwadar Port. The Plan Backfires.
Pakistan finds itself in a spot of bother after attempting to take a tough stand with its closest ally China. Islamabad seems to have overplayed its hand at the negotiating table during talks with Beijing over the Gwadar port.
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China Temporarily Shuts Down Consular Office In Pakistan. Here's Why
China has temporarily closed down the consular section of its embassy in Pakistan due to "technical issues", days after advising Chinese citizens in this country to be cautious due to the deteriorating security situation.
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US Pressure Won't Change Pak Ties With China, Says PM Imran Khan: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, clarifying his stand on ties with China, said that it is very unfair of the United States and western powers to force countries like Pakistan to take sides and downgrade their ties with China.
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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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Donald Trump's Tweet Draws China, Pakistan Closer: Chinese Daily
A Twitter attack by US President Donald Trump against Pakistan on New Year's Day will further strengthen the already close ties between Islamabad and Beijing, a report in a leading Chinese daily said.
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Pakistan To Review 'Lenient' Visa Policy For Chinese Citizens
Pakistan will review its visa policy for Chinese citizens to plug the loopholes leading to the misuse of the current 'lenient' policy, officials said on Wednesday.
