China eyes $1 trillion of rare earth minerals in Afghanistan
Afghanistan possesses a vast amount of intact mines and natural resources, including lithium reserves, as well as other valuable resources….reports Asian Lite
‘BRI project causing environmental risks in South Asia’
South Asia is amongst the main regions likely to be hit severely by the negative environmental impact of climate change…reports Asian Lite
Does China’s BRI have a future in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan?
The fall of the Ashraf Ghani-led government in Afghanistan, backed by US military troops on Afghan soil since 2001, has revealed itself
Will Pakistan Benefit From China’s Pro-Taliban Move?
China hopes that the Taliban will prevent the resurgence of ETIM (East Turkestan Islamic Movement), but Beijing is unlikely to dirty its
Taliban dy chief meets Chinese envoy in Kabul
China has kept the embassy in Kabul open after the Taliban rapidly took control of the Afghan capital more than a week
Nuke tests by China killed 1.94 lakh people
The test produced a yield of 3.3 megatons–200 times greater than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima….reports Asian Lite News China has
China uses ‘cyber theft’ to strengthen its military
This is evident in the J-20 “Mighty Dragon” fighter, which was almost certainly based on stolen designs from the United States Air
Hundreds protest in Gwadar against illegal fishing by Chinese trawlers
People gathered were shouting slogans like “Till the time labourers are distressed, the battle will go on”, “Take a step, we are
China passes new data privacy law
News of the law comes as some Chinese tech firms, including ride-hailing company Didi, have been accused of mishandling user data in
Beijing condemns attack on its nationals in Gwadar
This was the second attack on Chinese nationals in the country, a month after the Dasu dam site incident in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, which