Has China lost trust in Pakistani Army? Report claims Beijing pushes Islamabad to induct Chinese officers
1 month, 1 week ago

Has China lost trust in Pakistani Army? Report claims Beijing pushes Islamabad to induct Chinese officers

India TV News  

Islamabad: Beijing is pushing Pakistan to allow its own security staff to provide protection to thousands of Chinese citizens working in the South Asian nation, during talks after a car bombing in Karachi that was seen as a major security breach, sources said. A spokesman for China's foreign ministry told Reuters it was not familiar with talks on a joint security scheme, but added, "China will continue to strengthen co-operation with Pakistan and make joint efforts to do its utmost to maintain the security of Chinese personnel, projects and institutions." At one recent meeting, the Chinese side provided evidence that Pakistan had failed to follow security protocols agreed on twice in recent months, three officials said. Only China's embassy in Islamabad and its consulates are allowed Chinese official security personnel, the Pakistani officials said.

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How attacks on Chinese working for CPEC projects dent China-Pakistan ties
1 month ago

How attacks on Chinese working for CPEC projects dent China-Pakistan ties

Firstpost  

That the Chinese have felt the need to hire private security is perplexing when the Pakistan army has granted itself a huge rise in the budget ostensibly to take care of their security There appears to be some rusting in a certain ‘iron brother’ relationship. Just a day ago, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian, while reiterating the ‘all-weather friendship’ …

After Karachi bombing, Beijing wants own security to protect Chinese citizens in Pakistan
1 month, 1 week ago

After Karachi bombing, Beijing wants own security to protect Chinese citizens in Pakistan

Firstpost  

Beijing is pushing Pakistan to allow its own security staff to provide protection to thousands of Chinese citizens working in the South Asian nation, during talks after a car bombing in Karachi that was seen as a major security breach, sources said Members of the bomb disposal squad in plain clothes, survey the area after attack on a police station, …

China's Premier Li attends a regional security meeting in Pakistan
2 months, 1 week ago

China's Premier Li attends a regional security meeting in Pakistan

The Independent  

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China dictates Pakistani Military to launch operations against terrorists?
6 months, 2 weeks ago

China dictates Pakistani Military to launch operations against terrorists?

Op India  

Following the death of its five Chinese Engineers in an attack in March this year and similar casualties in earlier attacks, China has been mounting pressure on Pakistan to accept its humiliating demands. According to reports, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister, Sun Weidong held a meeting with Pakistani officials ahead of Pakistani PM’s five-day visit to China. In a press release, …

China urges Pakistan to do its 'utmost' to protect Chinese workers after recurrent attacks
7 months, 1 week ago

China urges Pakistan to do its 'utmost' to protect Chinese workers after recurrent attacks

India TV News  

Beijing: China urged Pakistan to do its "utmost" to protect thousands of Chinese workers involved in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects after recurrent attacks on Chinese personnel became a major headache for Beijing. The demand came as Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi co-chaired the fifth round of the Foreign Minister-Level …

Pakistan: Chinese nationals get 'resentful' on following security protocols, says Maryam Nawaz
8 months, 2 weeks ago

Pakistan: Chinese nationals get 'resentful' on following security protocols, says Maryam Nawaz

India TV News  

Lahore: Pakistan's Punjab province Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Friday said Chinese nationals get "resentful" when they are asked to follow protocols in the country and said they don't want to follow discipline. Pakistan to provide foolproof security to Chinese nationals Meanwhile, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday directed all the security agencies to ensure fool-proof security arrangements …

China Wary of CPEC Entering Afghanistan; Pak in No Position to Give Assurances, Say Sources
1 year, 7 months ago

China Wary of CPEC Entering Afghanistan; Pak in No Position to Give Assurances, Say Sources

News 18  

Beijing is wary of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor entering volatile Afghanistan and is seeking assurances on security, which neither Kabul or Islamabad will be able to give, sources in the Indian security establishment told News18. Afghanistan’s Taliban-appointed foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, Pakistani Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and China’s Foreign Minister Qin Gang held talks on Monday, a departure …

After attacks on Chinese, Pakistan pledges more security
1 year, 7 months ago

After attacks on Chinese, Pakistan pledges more security

Associated Press  

ISLAMABAD — The Pakistani president on Friday assured Beijing’s top diplomat that his country will boost security for all Chinese nationals working on multi-billion dollar projects in cash-strapped Pakistan. China has been demanding more security from Pakistan for its nationals residing and working in the Islamic country since 2021, when a suicide bomber killed nine Chinese and four Pakistanis in …

China to ‘deepen and expand’ military ties with Pakistan
1 year, 7 months ago

China to ‘deepen and expand’ military ties with Pakistan

Al Jazeera  

The defence ministry makes the statement during the maiden visit of Pakistan army chief General Syed Asim Munir to Beijing. Islamabad, Pakistan – China says it will work with Pakistan’s military to “further deepen and expand” the two nations’ mutual interests and jointly protect regional peace and stability. A statement by the Chinese defence ministry on Wednesday said Zhang Youxia, …

China’s Clouded Future in Afghanistan
1 year, 9 months ago

China’s Clouded Future in Afghanistan

The Diplomat  

More than a year since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, the country is now facing a new terrorist threat that is making it more risky and difficult for China to commit to the region. A new U.N. report on the threat posed by the group published in early February describes Islamic State Khorasan Province as effectively establishing itself as “the …

'Upset' China Ready to Invest More in Pakistan But Has New Terms & Conditions: Sources - News18
2 years, 5 months ago

'Upset' China Ready to Invest More in Pakistan But Has New Terms & Conditions: Sources - News18

News 18  

China is unhappy with the civil-political administration and bureaucracy of Pakistan and the top brass needs to act collectively to address the concerns, Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Bajwa informed the National Security Committee Meeting, sources have told CNN-News18. The sources added that the army chief briefed NSCM about his recent China visit and while Beijing is ready to …

Islamabad in Tight Spot as China Demands Military Outposts in Pakistan
2 years, 7 months ago

Islamabad in Tight Spot as China Demands Military Outposts in Pakistan

News 18  

Amid recent terror attacks on Chinese nationals and Belt and Road Initiative’s China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects in Karachi, Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan, China has demanded military outposts for the security of its citizens working in the country, sources told CNN-News18. CPEC PROJECTS UNDERWAY The major CPEC projects underway are Bostan Industrial Zone near Quetta, Balochistan; Chaman district of Balochistan bordering with …

China says change in Pakistan’s leadership will not affect ties
2 years, 8 months ago

China says change in Pakistan’s leadership will not affect ties

The Hindu  

China on Monday said it “noted the political change” in Pakistan, adding that it “will not affect” bilateral relations between the close allies. The Foreign Ministry in Beijing said China “has noted the political change in Pakistan.” “As a close neighbour and an iron-clad friend of Pakistan, China sincerely hopes that all parties of Pakistan can stay united and jointly …

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