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China-Pakistan relations
Afghanistan Transfers Captured Uyghur Militants to China
By Ankit Panda
The Afghan government is showing Beijing that it's serious about counter-terrorism cooperation.
China, Pakistan, and Nuclear Non-Proliferation
By Rohan Joshi
Recent evidence regarding China's involvement in Pakistan's nuclear program should provoke international scrutiny.
China, Pakistan Renew 'Iron Brotherhood'
By Shannon Tiezzi
Friendly ties were on display during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's recent trip to Pakistan.
Xi Jinping to Visit Pakistan in Coming Months
By Ankit Panda
Xi Jinping will visit Pakistan in the coming months.
The China-Pakistan Alliance: The Key to Afghan Stability?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Can China promote peace in Afghanistan by nudging Kabul and Islamabad closer together?
The Mixed Consequences of Sino-Indian Competition in the Indian Ocean
By Jack Detsch
China and India’s rivalry threatens peace in the Indian Ocean basin. It’s also sparking a needed flood of development.
With Obama in India, China Hosts Pakistan’s Army Chief
By Shannon Tiezzi
China pledged greater defense cooperation with its "iron brother," especially on counter-terrorism.
Is the JF-17 Really a Tough Sell for China and Pakistan?
By Ankit Panda
An Egyptian contract for the JF-17 may have just slipped out of reach for China and Pakistan.
After Peshawar School Attack, China Pledges Deeper Anti-Terror Co-op With Pakistan
By Shannon Tiezzi
Now is the time for China and Pakistan to step up joints efforts to eliminate terrorist strongholds in the region.
Does the JF-17 Finally Have Buyers?
By Robert Farley
The Sino-Pakistani jet could finally have found prospective buyers.
Could China Broker Talks Between the Afghan Government and the Taliban?
By Ankit Panda
China has submitted a proposal to the Afghan government that suggests it could broker reconciliation talks.
China's Choice: India or Pakistan?
By Mu Chunshan
Which South Asian country is more important for China's future?