Allies China and Pakistan keen to maintain regional stability after U.S. withdrawal
Parliament to decide on indirect duties, as central bank role also under scrutiny
China COVID vaccine fails to produce enough antibodies: Hong Kong universities
Islamabad sees TTP as copying Afghan regime with tough demands and new attacks
Monthlong protest engulfs Gwadar, casting doubt on long-term investments
Beijing is successfully exploiting the need for connectivity in developing countries
Archrivals close to arranging emergency transport of 50,000 tons of Indian wheat
Disagreements, terrorism and COVID-19 stymie CPEC projects
Indian police say online celebration 'might spoil' the nation's 'atmosphere'
Decision could still come back to haunt Washington
New Kabul rulers move as pledged to U.S., but largely for Beijing's interests
Traders unable to settle payments after U.S. cuts off Taliban dollar access
Problematic Gwadar possibly out of favor, but experts say new project hard to implement
Fears over possible attacks grow following Taliban takeover in Afghanistan
Beijing's loans to Pakistan cost 3.76% interest, while Western peers offer 1.1%
Fall of Kabul and US humiliation has rekindled jihadi spirit in the region
Wishful thinking dominates idea that religious movement has softened
Former staff at Japanese agencies left behind when SDF was ordered to withdraw
Nations across region worry influx could exacerbate political and social problems
Islamabad ready to offer recognition if Taliban forms multiethnic regime
Militant group's victory seen as chance for Pakistan to expand influence
Regime change in Afghanistan could mean less terrorism for Islamabad
Uyghur, Pakistani, Tajik and Uzbek militants join hands in fight against Kabul
Removal of retired army general from top position stirs debate among businesses
Islamabad tries to block growth of world's second largest refugee population