How Covid Changes the Relations between Nations: A Study of Pak-China Relations

Authors

  • Naheem Gul MPhil Scholar, Department of Media and Communication Studies, International Islamic University, Islamabad Author

Keywords:

COVID-19, Pandemic, Global Upheavals, Regional Affairs, Pak-China Relationship

Abstract

People have been badly impacted by the epidemic coronavirus disease (COVID-19) all around the world. This pandemic had a significant influence on both individuals and national and international countries. This breakout originated and spread out from China, which may result in losing partners and friends faster. The two nations have sustained one another and moved forward despite recent turbulence and global upheavals, displaying an unbreakable bond. Pakistan has always been a top priority in China's regional affairs, and China regards its relations with Pakistan from a strategic and long-range approach. But at that time, Covid-19 put one of the oldest Pakistan and China friendships to the test. At that critical time, there were ups and downs, but Pakistan and China stood together and tried to support each other. This article is made up of four different sections. The historical background of the Pak-China relationship, elaborated in the first portion, examines relations before and during COVID-19. The second section elaborates on the impact of COVID-19 on the Pak-China relationship. The third segment highlights the Pak-China cooperation during this pandemic period and what makes this relation to be maintained. Finally, we will analyze and evaluate the effects of COVID-19 on the relationship between Pakistan and China.

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Published

2020-12-30

How to Cite

How Covid Changes the Relations between Nations: A Study of Pak-China Relations. (2020). Journal of Strategic Policy and Global Affairs, 1(01). https://jspga.com/index.php/jspga/article/view/2

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