China’s policies on Afghanistan, Xinjiang, Russia, terrorism, and the trade war – all have their roots in the late Cold War era.

Afghans consider both China and India to be trustworthy neighbors. Together, they can help ensure Afghanistan's future.

China’s role in Afghanistan is undoubtedly growing. What does that mean for the peace process?

Kabul and Islamabad have long requested China help them settle their differences.

The meeting underlines growing military-to-military ties.

Despite Chinese attempts at mediation, differences between Kabul and Islamabad persist.

Beijing aims to incorporate Pakistan and Afghanistan deeper into its sphere of influence.

Trump's vision of U.S. strategy in Afghanistan came off as myopic, ignoring a role for other regional powers.

Some practical steps the three countries can take to boost trilateral cooperation.

Trilateral cooperation could hold the key to stabilizing the region.

Trilateral cooperation between Afghanistan, China, and Pakistan on the Belt and Road would benefit all three states.

China and India are competing to be seen as leaders on the Afghanistan issue, resulting in a deadlock.

China has denied reports that its military is conducting patrols across the border in Afghanistan.

Nine years after Chinese companies took control of Mes Aynak, copper extraction has yet to start.

Beijing has plenty of regional economic concerns, and strengthening the Tajik military is part of its insurance policy.

China's role in Afghanistan is constructive, but not decisive.