PoliticsAsia
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China is steadily expanding its influence across South Asia through major investments, infrastructure projects and growing security ties, challenging India‘s long-standing dominance in the region.
From Chinese-funded ports in Pakistan and Sri Lanka to factories and industrial projects in Bangladesh, Beijing’s footprint is reshaping regional politics and economics.
DW examines how deepening China-Pakistan military cooperation and shifting political dynamics in Bangladesh are raising concerns in New Delhi as the two Asian powers compete for influence in India’s strategic backyard.
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