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Iran-Pakistan pipeline
The Iran-Israel Conflict Drives Home the Importance of Gwadar for China
By Kashif Hasan Khan
With traditional shipping lanes from the Gulf in jeopardy, Gwadar Port in Pakistan is once again in focus.
Will Pakistan Go Ahead and Build the Gas Pipeline With Iran?
By Umair Jamal
Iran has threatened to take Pakistan to court over its failure to complete the pipeline project. But U.S. sanctions on Iran are an obstacle.
India and Iran: Challenges and Opportunity
By Vinay Kaura
The nuclear deal opens the door for India, but its neighbors have their own plans.
A Perplexing Signal on Iran’s South Asia Energy Policy
By Micha'el Tanchum
One of Iran’s senior diplomats makes a curious comment on the future of Iranian gas deliveries to the Subcontinent.
India Seeks ‘Auspicious Re-Birth’ in Iran’s Energy Sector
By Micha’el Tanchum
A new strategic level of cooperation could be emerging between Iran and India in energy and commercial transportation.
Will the Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Really Go Ahead?
By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
The nuclear deal may be done, but not everyone is confident the project will proceed.
Iran and Pakistan: Back to Business
By Arif Rafiq
In the wake of the nuclear deal, the two countries get ready to do business.
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor Gets Even More Ambitious
By Shannon Tiezzi
China and Pakistan sign news deals in Xinjiang, while Pakistan talks of linking Iran to the new infrastructure.
Will the Iran Deal Help the Iran-Pakistan Pipeline Project?
By Ankit Panda
Iranian sanctions relief could mean the completion of the Iran-Pakistan pipeline project is more likely.
Modi and the Sino-Indian Game for Iranian Gas
By Micha'el Tanchum
The Indian prime minister makes his opening move in a mini “Great Game.”
Border Violence and the Iran-Pakistan Gas Project
By Kiyya Baloch
Signs of forward movement on a critical gas pipeline could be derailed by border attacks.
Iran Cancels Major Loan to Pakistan For Gas Pipeline Construction
By Ankit Panda
Iran's Deputy Oil Minister announced that Pakistan would not be receiving a $500 million loan to construct the pipeline.
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