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Why the Afghan civil war will not turn into a regional proxy war

Why the Afghan civil war will not turn into a regional proxy war
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Widening fissures - Newspaper

Pakistan, striving to maintain the growth momentum, suffered a setback last week when China stepped away from the virtual 10th Joint Cooperation Committee (JCC) meeting at the eleventh hour. The JCC meeting was projected to accelerate the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and boost industrialisation. Reacting sharply to the terrorist attack targeting Chinese nationals engaged at the 4,320-megawatt Dasu hydropower project in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, China pulled out of the JCC meeting. Pakistan and China were expected to sign a framework agreement for industrial cooperation, cementing the earlier signed memorandum of understanding (MOU). Besides exchanging notes on the issues of mutual interest, they intended to decide on a host of pending matters related to project implementation under CPEC. The high-powered meeting was to be jointly headed by Asad Umar, minister for planning and development, and He Lifeng, chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission of China.

Unpacking Pakistan s geo-economic ambitions

Unpacking Pakistan’s geo-economic ambitions T-Magazine Pakistani leaders have repeatedly signaled a shift from ‘geopolitics’ to ‘geo-economics’ in recent months By ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s pivot from ‘geopolitics’ to ‘geo-economics’ came into sharp focus recently as Prime Minister Imran Khan concluded his visit to Uzbekistan. The term has been repeatedly brought up since the beginning of this year – first when the premier visited Sri Lanka in February and then in March, when both the army chief and Pakistan’s foreign minister announced in clear words the country’s developing geo-economic vision for its future. The Uzbekistan trip, which spanned July 15 and 16, culminated in a slew of agreements across a range of sectors, from trade to culture. Among other things, the two nations agreed to finalise a preferential trade agreement (PTA) within three months to boost bilateral trade volume, which for now is far below potential. But perhaps most the significant

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