Chinese investors borrow from China’s national banks to fund projects in Pakistan. Raw material, labour comes from China. Pakistan finally foots the bill.
Amid reports of millions of Uighur Muslims being in prison camps, China's latest announcement, of 'Sinicising' Islam, is sending shivers down the world's spine.
Pakistan’s economy is in deep crisis, its politics is unstable, and its best friend is China. None of this is good news for India.
New Delhi can play the duet but has to be ready for the duel.
While development has been for all, there still exists a glass ceiling that is visible in many parts of the country.
No amount of good thought can justify a government trying to keep a constant eye on its citizens – be it in public or private space.
The tragedy is that for decades the leaders of the Valley and now of Jammu, have had a step-brotherly attitude towards Ladakh.
China clearly doesn't believe in equitable water sharing arrangements. But these are a must for Asia, which needs to avoid both Chinese domination and water wars.
Beijing doesn't want the world to know its sinister objective of looting the key national assets of less-developed economies after pulling them into a debt trap.
Terrorists with links to Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) have claimed responsibility for the lethal assault.
