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    India rejects Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission

    India has rejected the Pakistan-China Boundary Joint Commission, stating it lacks legal standing. New Delhi asserts that territories transferred by Pakistan to China were illegal. The Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh remain integral parts of India. India opposes any attempts to legitimize illegal occupation of its territories. Pakistan is urged to vacate areas under its forcible occupation immediately.

    Chinese Vice Premier's Pak visit for CPEC anniversary more blitz than substance

    According to a report published by Arab News last week, “The so-called phase two is expected to prioritise the advancement of the so-called “regional connectivity” through the extension of CPEC, operationalisation of Special Economic Zones (SEZs), completion of phase one projects, and inviting investments from “third” countries like Turkey and the Gulf.”

    Xi enforces quid pro quo on CPEC and Pakistani economic revival

    CPEC, crown jewel of BRI and its key pillar Gwadar Port, are part of China’s strategy to expand Indian Ocean Region outreach in India’s backyard. Beijing has been peeved with Pakistan for delay in CPEC completion and safety of Chinese nationals in Gwadar. Progress on CPEC has been slow since the days of Nawaz Sharif.

    China gives tacit nod to Pakistan's move to scrap CPEC Authority amid reports of rift over tardy progress, security

    China has taken a note of the relevant information, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told a media briefing here when asked about Pakistan government's decision to scrap the CPEC Authority, an official body constituted by the previous Imran Khan government.

    India slams move by Pakistan, China to involve third countries in CPEC projects

    At a meeting of the CPEC Joint Working Group (JWG) on International Cooperation and Coordination on Friday, Pakistan and China decided to welcome interested third countries to join the flagship CPEC initiative.

    Pakistan, China mull extending CPEC to Afghanistan

    CPEC is a part of China's most ambitious project 'Belt and Road Initiative', aimed at renewing the country's historic trade routes in the coastal countries of south-east Asia. In 2015, China announced the CPEC project which is worth USD 46 billion. Beijing aims to expand its influence in Pakistan and across Central and South Asia in order to counter the influence of the United States and India.

    The Economic Times
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