China and pakistan, who are upset about India's long-standing "boycott" of SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) because of the presence of a country that sponsors terrorism, are reportedly collaborating to create a new regional alliance that will replace SAARC by excluding India. This is a significant development for Asia, especially South Asia.
 
Readers should be aware that bangladesh, under the leadership of professor Muhammad Yunus, who is viewed as an anti-Indian politician, has now sided with china and Pakistan.  All the information you require regarding the emerging China-Pakistan-Bangladesh axis is provided here.

Why is india ignoring SAARC?
Following the 2016 uri terror assault, the Republic of india began to refocus its attention from SAARC to BIMSTEC, a more inclusive multilateral organization that excludes Pakistan.  India's shift caused SAARC to become nearly dysfunctional, and as a result, china and pakistan are currently attempting to replace SAARC with a new organization.
 
 According to media sources, china, pakistan, and several other Asian nations, including bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, are anticipated to be included in the proposed organization.  

What challenges does the China-Pakistan-Bangladesh axis pose to India?
In a significant step to deepen the trilateral collaboration between bangladesh, china, and pakistan, the three nations pledged their commitment to a "shared" future during their first trilateral conference on june 19 in Kunming, in the southern Chinese province of Yunnan, according to an IANS news agency report.
 
The three nations conducted lengthy talks on trilateral cooperation and decided to proceed based on the values of good neighborliness, mutual trust, equality, openness, inclusivity, and shared growth, according to the IANS report authored by Baidya Bikash Basu. Additionally, the Chinese Foreign Ministry declared that it supports open regionalism and true multilateralism, which are not aimed at any other party.

Readers should note that it is believed that strong pro-China and anti-India pressure groups in bangladesh and pakistan have been working overtime to forge a closer association with the Chinese military to purchase more Chinese defence equipment.
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01/07/2025 11:29 AM