CHINA’S STATUS IN THE KASHMIR CONFLICT BETWEEN INDIA AND PAKISTAN
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Kashmir conflict, territorial disputes, China’s influence, China–Pakistan Economic Corridor.Abstract
This article examines China’s influence on the Kashmir conflict in the 21st century. Beijing has long acquired the status of a third party in the territorial dispute between India and Pakistan and is capable of playing a meaningful role in shaping approaches to conflict resolution. The study outlines key events that reflect China’s direct involvement in the Kashmir dispute in the contemporary period.
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