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May 28, 2024Journal of Social Sciences Development1 citationsOpen Access

The Sino-Pak Strategic Partnership and India's Regional AIm in South Asia: An Analysis

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MKMuhammad Nouman Ashraf KhanSBSyed Mussawar Hussain Bukhari

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In recent years amid 2013-2024, Sino-Pak relations witnessed a qualitative transformation as bilateral ties expanded in strategic perspective. Pakistan has been forced to pursue a strategic collaboration with China in order to preserve the balance of power in South Asia as a result of the dynamic post 9/11 global political changes and expanding strategic partnership between the US and India. Under the auspices of the Indo-US strategic partnership, India is making most of its resources and collaborating with US in a number of areas, including energy, defense and security, so as to fulfill its ambitions of becoming a dominating force in the region and building blue water navy. India regional aspirations are too great for Pakistan to overcome on its own. In order to oppose India's imperial aspirations in South Asian area, the Sino-Pak formed a strategic alliance. This study will pose some queries about most recent iterations of this partnership. In this research, strategic partnership amid two countries is described using a Rational Actor Model. The research goes on to say that Sino-Pak will not be deterred from pursuing the project despite India's assertion that corridor route goes through disputed Northern Pakistani territory.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e68219b6db64358760aaf0https://doi.org/10.53664/jssd/03-02-2024-07-81-92
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