China 'supports the Pakistani side' and says 'the rights and wrongs are clear' in Kashmir, but there's an even wider game of geopolitical competition playing out in Asia.
trying to raise awareness of what they warned a was not only a humanitarian disaster across in India-administered Kashmir, but a potential catalyst for another all-out conflict between the longtime rivals that could lead to nuclear war. Khan voiced similar concerns duringModi made no mention of Kashmir in his own U.N. speech, but called it"absolutely essential for the world to unite against terrorism," something his administration has often accused Islamabad of supporting.
China has its own bitter history of territorial disputes with its neighbor having ensured its dominion over Aksai Chin in a 1962 war with India. In summer 2017, the two sides nearly fought again after Indian troops confronted Chinese personnel constructing a highway at another border near another disputed point between the two countries and Bhutan.
"They agreed that continued unresolved Pakistan-India tension will have serious implications for peace and stability in the region," an official release said, adding that Bajwa notified Xu"that Pakistan looks forward to peace but that shall not be at the cost of any compromise on principles or honour and dignity of the nation."
He denied he that this had led to undue Chinese influence over Pakistan, as the U.S. has often claimed, saying"nowhere have we been helped on some condition that you have to do this."a Cold War-era dynamic
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