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            [Despite not having very strong multilateral relations with SAARC member countries, China has been pursuing a win-win bilateral relationship with all of them. Much of it, however, is in economic spheres primarily trade. A careful analysis of the regional issues tells that fears that China's active involvement in SAARC will seal the fate or an organization already reeling under the burden of Pak-India tensions, is grossly unfounded. It would, instead, make the regional cooperation from the platform of SAARC as more effective and broad based.]

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            Journal
            polipers
            10.2307/j50009730
            Policy Perspectives
            Pluto Journals
            18121829
            1 January 2012
            : 9
            : 1
            : 87-95
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            10.2307/42922688
            28373bf6-6208-4913-949e-d6f649b1aff5
            © 2012, Institute of Policy Studies

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