The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), the country's financial regulatory agency, has deleted the records of five of six companies owned by China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Chairman Lt Gen (retd) Asim Saleem Bajwa's family members, FactFocus reported.

Pak financial regulatory agency removes records of Asim Bajwa's sons' companies from website

After a website reported on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor(CPEC) chairman retired Lt General Asim Saleem Bajwa's "family business empire", Pakistan's information minister Shibi Faraz said that the former general will "explain" in detail the news about his assets in a few days.

Pakistan's CPEC chairman retired Lt General Asim Saleem Bajwa in corruption scandal

Pakistan's retired Lt General Asim Saleem Bajwa has resigned as special assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan but will continue as chairman of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Pakistan PM's top aide Bajwa resigns as special assistant to PM amid corruption allegations

Pakistan: Lt General Asim Bajwa steps down as special assistant to PM Imran Khan

According to a website "Fact Focus", the growth of retired general Asim Saleem Bajwa "family’s business empire in the United States and later in Pakistan" matched his rise in power

WION Dispatch: Will Pak respond to Asim Bajwa corruption charges?

Pakistan is struggling to raise fresh funding for Chinese projects. According to a report, Chinese banks are reluctant to fund CPEC projects. Are Chinese banks facing money troubles of their own? Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you more.

Gravitas: Chinese lenders 'reluctant' to fund CPEC

A few weeks back, Saudi Arabia forced Pakistan to repay one billion dollars. However, since Pakistan did not have the cash, the South Asian country turned towards its ally China and China bailed out Pakistan.

Chinese banks' reluctance towards CPEC hint towards their funding gap

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the multi-billion-dollar bilateral infrastructure between Pakistan & China has reportedly hits snacks. Apparently Chinese banks wary of continuosly funding Pakistan's projects.

CPEC Project: Chinese banks wary of continuously funding Pak projects

The financial institutions and banks of China are showing reluctance in investing in the China-Pakistan economic corridor (CPEC), the flagship component of China's massive BRI infrastructure project due to instable political climate in the Islamic republic.

Chinese banks looking to curtail investments in CPEC due to instability in Pakistan

Balochistan is Pakistan's biggest and most neglected province. The region has been torn between insurgency and state-sponsored crimes. Pakistan's military is guilty of enforced disappearances, mass murder, arbitrary arrests and extra-judicial killings in Balochistan, making the province a text book example of human rights abuse.

EXCLUSIVE| 'Things have got worse in Balochistan': Akbar Bugti's grandson appeals for global support

The foreign ministers of China and Pakistan held their 2nd annual strategic dialogue on Friday during which they discussed ways to enhance their all-weather bilateral ties, the Kashmir issue, progress on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and the Afghan peace process.

Wang, Qureshi discuss Kashmir, progress on CPEC projects during strategic dialogue

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan completed two years in office on August 18, 2020. Here’s a report on his performance. Economy In terms of the economy, Pakistan’s GDP growth has fallen from 5 per cent in 2018 to just 0.

Imran Khan completes 2 years as Pakistan's PM; how did he perform?

In December, the Indian Navy chief had raised an alarm about China's growing naval presence. On January 13, this year, the very next month, China launched a major naval drill with Pakistan in the Arabian sea.

Now, Pakistan submarine parked along with Chinese warships in Karachi

A leaked letter by a Pak Army officer reveals that Chinese labourers beat up Pakistani soldiers over disagreement on a CPEC project. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has shut the oil tap for Pakistan by not renewing an 'oil on loan' provision.

Gravitas: Chinese beat up Pakistanis, Saudi shuts oil tap

The mega Chinese infrastructure project - China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that passes through the length of Pakistan, other than saddling Islamabad with debt has other issues now--corruption and scuffles between Chinese labourers and Pakistani soldiers.

China-Pak economic corridor's other side: Corruption, scuffles between Chinese workers & Pak soldiers

It's always better to serve one master at a time. If you start serving two, you are inviting trouble. This is a lesson from the Bible and Pakistan has started to learn it finally.

Imran Khan's proximity with China has distanced his other master

There is something Beijing wants from Tajikistan. It is the Pamir region. The region accounts for 45 per cent of Tajikistan's territory. Why does China want it? China says that the Pamir has been its part as a part of history.

Now, China eyes Pamir region in Tajikistan

Pakistan`s top economic body on Wednesday approved its costliest project to date as part of the multibillion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) agreement, giving the go-ahead for a $6.

Pakistan approves most expensive China-aided project to date

China has urged Pakistan to take action against two groups and declare them terrorists. This has put Imran Khan in a bit of a bother. There are two groups in Pakistan which have come together share a common purpose.

China urges Pakistan to declare certain groups in country as terrorists

When China wanted to launch the belt and road initiative, it needed a country to showcase it. Pakistan was the only choice that Xi Jinping had. CPEC was sold as the ultimate solution to Pakistan's economic troubles.

Trouble looms in restive Balochistan as Pakistan rolls out red carpet for China's CPEC

China, for a decade, blocked the listing of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar as a global terrorist under the United Nations sanctions regime. Azhar is the mastermind of several attacks against India.

Is China trying to revive a terrorist group in Pakistan occupied Kashmir?

History is full of examples whenever the ambition of any autocrat grew beyond global tolerance, he became responsible for the collapse of his regime. Today, despite facing unprecedented global anger for being the originator of novel coronavirus, the aggressiveness of Chinese leadership on multiple fronts to suppress internal and external dissent has pushed the world against itself.

Xi Jinping’s adventurism is leading China to disaster

Pakistan has signed a hydropower deal with a Chinese company as part of the country's China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project. Also Read: Anti-China protests held in PoK against illegal construction of dams Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan hailed the new project and asserted that "CPEC was confined to road connectivity, but now other aspects of the corridor are being unfolded.

Amid coronavirus pandemic, Pakistan signs hydropower project with China to be built in PoK

Amid rising coronavirus cases and a crippling economy, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has vowed that his government will complete the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project "at any cost".

Imran Khan vows to finish CPEC corridor 'at any cost' amid rising domestic issues

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