Pakistan China Relations

Pakistan's external affairs would remain challenging throughout 2020, having serious implications on economy and security, including tense relations with India, a Pakistani think-tank said on Sunday. Tense relations with India would continue to consume much of Pakistan's strategic and diplomatic bandwidth, Islamabad Policy Institute said in its report 'Pakistan Outlook 2020: Politics, Economy & Security'. Also, the peace process in Afghanistan would in near future continue to be marred by uncertainty, Dawn news quoted the report as saying. "Pakistan's external environment will remain challenging throughout 2020 which will have serious implications for its economy, security and internal stability," said the report. The situation in Kashmir and plight of the Muslims in India will guide Pakistan's engagement with Delhi. Chances of limited conflict between India and Pakistan would remain high, added. Tensions between India and Pakistan have spiked since India abrogated Article 370 of

In recent meetings of FATF, Pakistan has got the support of Malaysia and Turkey besides China

A Pakistani delegation led by Minister for Economic Affairs Division Hammad Azhar is in Beijing to brief the financial task force about the steps taken by Islamabad

Islamabad's best chance is to get 'largely-compliant' rating on curbing terror financing.

Tensions over Kashmir have risen drastically since August when New Delhi revoked the autonomy of its portion of the territory, which both India and Pakistan rule in part and claim in full

Finance Minister Asad Umar told the Cabinet that the interest rate may be over 5.5 per cent but the final price can only be determined at the time of launching the bond

The confidential plan, reviewed by The New York Times, would also deepen the cooperation between China and Pakistan in space

Numerous extrajudicial detention centres have been set up in China's vast, troubled Xinjiang region, holding as many as one million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities

Pakistan's foreign reserves have plunged 42 per cent since the start of the year and now stand at about $8 billion, or less than two months of import cover

'Political transition in Pakistan will not affect Pakistan's China policy and the new government will continue working closely with China to achieve our bilateral objections'

China stepped forward to support Pakistan's development at a time when foreign investment had dried up

Amid worsening ties with US, Pakistan alllows Chinese yuan for bilateral trade

Both sides held comprehensive discussions on the entire spectrum of bilateral ties at 8th Round of Strategic Dialogue

Whereas, a rise in Chinese nationals coming to Pakistan in the wake of the CPEC is being noticed

Both countries have signed strategic cooperation agreement to boost bilateral ties

The all-weather friendship between China and Pakistan has withstood test of time

CPEC, a mega project, has both political and economic ramifications, which can resolve Kashmir issue

This comes days after the killing of two Chinese nationals who were 'misusing' their business visas