Pakistan Project Faces Security, Rights Concerns
China and Pakistan have enjoyed close diplomatic relations since the two modern nations’...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 12, 2016
China and Pakistan have enjoyed close diplomatic relations since the two modern nations’...
by Cindy | Jan 27, 2016
President Xi Jinping’s recent trip to the Middle East signals a willingness to revise...
by Josh Rudolph | May 26, 2015
Since 2012, China has been slowly but steadily increasing diplomatic engagement with Afghanistan—a...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 14, 2015
Over the past two years, China has been slowly increasing its engagement with Afghanistan, a...
by Samuel Wade | Nov 14, 2014
This week’s Economist examines Kazakhstan’s part in building a new trans-Eurasian “Silk Rail.”...
by Sophie Beach | Mar 1, 2012
On Tuesday, a Chinese woman walking on the street in Peshawar, Pakistan, was shot and killed. At the time, the motive for the shooting was not known. Now a faction of the Pakistani Taliban is claiming responsibility, saying the...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 15, 2011
The Los Angeles Times reports the impending destruction of a 5th Century Buddhist monastery in Afghanistan to make way for a Chinese copper mine. “As an archaeologist, of course I’m worried about this,” said...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 27, 2010
Bloomberg reports on the ongoing construction of Pakistan’s Gomal Zam dam by Sinohydro, former employer of Hu Jintao: …China’s Sinohydro Corp., is completing the biggest building project in Pakistan’s tribal region...
by dwang | Feb 15, 2009
In a gesture of goodwill to accompany their 10-day ceasefire with the Pakistani government, Taliban insurgents in northwestern Pakistan on Saturday released Long Xiaowei, one of two Chinese engineers kidnapped in late August. ...
by Sophie Beach | Oct 18, 2008
Pakistan-China relations have been in the news lately with President Asif Ali Zardari’s visit to China. However, the fate of two Chinese engineers kidnapped in Pakistan in August has received scant attention. But CNN is...