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China's strategic access to Gwadar road : pivotal position in belt and road/ Rajeev Ranjan Chaturvedy

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CHATURVEDY Rajeev Ranjan

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In: RSIS Commentary : 06 January 2017, No 005Summary: The vital role of ports to both security and development has enabled pakistan and China to blur the distinction between economic and military purposes.

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The vital role of ports to both security and development has enabled pakistan and China to blur the distinction between economic and military purposes.

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