Beschreibung
In the canvas of extended South Asian politics, Pakistan-China friendly diplomatic ties are prominent as one of the most durable friendships, stood firm the pressures of time and swinging geo-strategic conditions. Nevertheless in the changing regional and international dynamics, this relationship has become more versatile, particularly keeping in view the trajectory of Indo-U.S. strategic partnership and the downward spiraling of Pakistan-U.S. relations. Therefore present effort is aimed to explore the avenues of strong Pakistan-China bilateral partnership while deeply analyzing this historical relationship in all fields of cooperation. China and Pakistan friendship may reinforce as long as sustained India-Pakistan rivalry and dwindling Pakistan-U.S. ties remain in South Asian politics. Pakistan would remain fixed with China as its most reliable strategic partner in counterbalancing India, and somewhat the U.S. diplomatic manipulation and negligence. Besides China will also have an intrinsic stake in escalating Pakistans political and military stability in terms of its long-term security interests in the Southern, Central and Western Asian region.
Autorenporträt
MS Asifa Jahangir is a prolific researcher with national as well as international research exposure at National Defence University (NDU) Islamabad, Pakistan. She is working as a Managing Editor in Journal of South Asian Studies and making intellectual contribution in nationally known newspapers & internationally referred journals.
