The Impact of Pakistan-China Security Cooperation on South Asia’s Security Architecture
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Geopolitics, Security , Foreign Policy, South-Asia, PeaceAbstract
The research paper focuses on the historical context of Pakistan-China relations and highlights the changing geopolitical and global developments. How it shaped security measures. This mutual security ties further enhance the balance of power in the region. The cooperation has also complicated the regional scenario, particularly with India. The study concludes with policy recommendations for Pakistan to navigate these complexities while maintaining a balanced approach to its foreign relations. This study examines the influence of China-Pakistan relations on Pakistan’s security strategy, particularly in the context of its rivalry with India. The regional stability in South Asia and Pakistan's position within the broader geopolitical landscape are important factors in the architecture. Further, the study emphasizes that Pakistan-China relations not only serve the security interest but are also effective in the peacebuilding process. China's support for security and economics is an important block in the region. The relationship will further safeguard and defend the common mutual challenges in the region.
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