China-Pakistan Relations

The China-Pakistan joint naval exercises in the Arabian Sea reflect a more competitive strategic landscape in the north Indian Ocean region.

China and Pakistan are keeping strategic Belt and Road Initiative railway project on life support as debt restructuring talks loom.

China’s foreign minister calls for consensus and stability in Pakistan, reflecting Beijing’s concerns over rising political tensions in a key partner.

China won’t be building a railway connecting it to Pakistan any time soon. A feasibility study for the project hasn’t even been completed.

This Chinese-financed and constructed highway is part of a broader network that will connect Pakistan’s two largest cities.

Chinese officials are using Twitter to voice their opinions, paint a softer image of China, and swing back at critics.

China will be key to Pakistan’s effort to send its first astronaut into space.

China’s top ally Pakistan is a growing market for the embattled Huawei.

Relations between Beijing and Islamabad ascend “higher than the Himalayas” as bilateral space cooperation grows.

Pakistan’s space program was advanced among developing countries in the 1960s and 1970s, but has fallen behind since.