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Will Beijing Heed Pakistan’s Request for Loans?

Will Beijing Heed Pakistan’s Request for Loans?

By Umair Jamal
Their friendship may be doing well rhetorically, but Islamabad’s reliance on Chinese money is creating complications for Pakistan.
Gwadar Protests Highlight CPEC’s Achilles’ Heel

Gwadar Protests Highlight CPEC’s Achilles’ Heel

By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
The mass protests reflect six years of disappointment and resentment on the part of locals who have seen no benefit from Chinese investment projects.

In Numbers: The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

In Numbers: The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor

By Diplomat Risk Intelligence
A new DRI report situates the marquee Belt and Road Initiative project within the overall state of Pakistan’s economy.

Storm Clouds Hang Over ‘All-Weather’ Sino-Pakistani Friendship

Storm Clouds Hang Over ‘All-Weather’ Sino-Pakistani Friendship

By Umair Jamal
Attacks on Chinese nationals working in CPEC projects in Pakistan have drawn China’s ire.

Can CPEC Move Beyond Infrastructure?

Can CPEC Move Beyond Infrastructure?

By Muhammad Tayyab Safdar and Max C. Barte
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has largely failed to provide the manufacturing investment Pakistan so desperately needs.
Chaos in Afghanistan Threatens CPEC

Chaos in Afghanistan Threatens CPEC

By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
The latest attack in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province confirms what analysts already feared: Taliban advances in Afghanistan are emboldening terrorists seeking to target Chinese interests in Pakistan.

What Happened to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor?

What Happened to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor?

By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
Six months after a supposed revival, the project has been in headlines for all the wrong reasons.
The Complex Calculus Behind Gilgit-Baltistan’s Provincial Upgrade

The Complex Calculus Behind Gilgit-Baltistan’s Provincial Upgrade

By Sudha Ramachandran
Kashmir, India, and China: The creation of Pakistan’s newest province will have far-flung geopolitical ripples.

The Return of Militancy in Pakistan

The Return of Militancy in Pakistan

By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
After a few years of relative peace, militant groups are on the rise again – and at a dangerous time for Pakistan.

Andrew Small on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s Return to the Shadows

Andrew Small on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s Return to the Shadows

By Catherine Putz
“CPEC has been a chastening experience for China in the context of the BRI.”

Gwadar: Fishermen Protest Broken Promises Again

Gwadar: Fishermen Protest Broken Promises Again

By Mariyam Suleman
The construction of East Bay Expressway is once again raising fears amongst Gwadar’s indigenous population.
CPEC 2.0: Full Speed Ahead

CPEC 2.0: Full Speed Ahead

By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is back with a vengeance. But the problems remain.

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