- The Middle Corridor is establishing itself as a vital geopolitical and economic link, connecting Central Asia to global markets via the Caspian Sea and Europe.
- New overland trade and multimodal routes are connecting China to Europe via Central Asia and the Caspian Sea region.
- The Afghan route to China is dependent on Beijing's border, while logistical reorientation affects Central Asia, with Iran as Afghanistan's top trading partner.
- China is investing heavily in Belt and Road Initiative projects across the region, linking Balochistan and Afghanistan.
A dispute over Balochistan's accession to Bharat has emerged, coinciding with China's strategic investments in the region.
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A dispute over Balochistan's accession to Bharat has emerged, coinciding with China's strategic investments in the region.
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Balochistan
region on the Iranian plateau in south-western Asia
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