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Arthapedia Free English Grammar Lessons and Tests Barry Lando: China Profits From U.S.-Pakistan Shipwreck China Profits From U.S.-Pakistan Shipwreck Posted on Dec 2, 2011 By Barry Lando The killing of 24 Pakistani troops by NATO forces last Saturday is just the latest disastrous chapter in U.S.- Pakistan relations. For several years now the Pakistanis have found China a very willing and increasingly powerful counterweight to the Americans and their often strident political demands. Toeing Washington’s line, in other words, is no longer the only option. Every crisis in American-Pakistani relations is a golden opportunity for China. Take, for instance, the outrage in both the U.S. and Pakistan after American troops secretly entered Pakistan on May 2 to kill Osama bin Laden. As U.S. During that trip, China’s premier proved his friendship by announcing that China would, without charge, supply Pakistan with 50 JF-17 fighter jets equipped with sophisticated avionics. Pakistan’s nuclear program provides another example of China’s opportunism. Such efforts are obviously paying off. Barry M.
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