2024
CPEC and "Indo – Middle East – Europe", new war fronts.
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Can CPEC be secured against militancy and rival regional powers?
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- Balochistan security threats, Afghan instability, competing corridors and rivals' roles, Pakistan's security measures, policy recommendations
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2020
Do you agree that China does not want a protracted conflict near a key belt of its ambitious project of economic connectivity? How do you see the importance of Pakistan's role in Afghan peace process for achieving its geo-economic interests through China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)?
asks for: your position · Pakistan link · impact
2017
What measures do you suggest to improve the security conditions of Balochistan in respect to China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and the role of regional powers to sabotage it?
asks for: Pakistan link · a way forward · impact
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