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Three ways China benefits from Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan pact: What to know

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By Rosaleen Carroll, Joyce Karam Verified
| Al-Monitor Verified
You're reading an excerpt from Al-Monitor China-Middle East, where we analyze China's deepening engagement with the region. To get this newsletter in your inbox weekly, sign up here. Nearly six months into the US war in Iran and with no clear exit strategy for Washington, a new security reality is emerging in the Gulf, one that plays into China’s hands and its vision for the region.
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Three ways Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan pact could benefit China

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By Rosaleen Carroll, Joyce Karam Verified
| Al-Monitor Verified
Hi, readers: Nearly six months into the US war in Iran and with no clear exit strategy for Washington, a new security reality is emerging in the Gulf, one that plays into China’s hands and its vision for the region. Part of that new architecture was on display in Mecca last week, where Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a new defense pact. Beijing is not a signatory but it could stand to benefit from the agreement.
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China cuts deal with Houthis, adjusts for long US war with Iran Original

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By Joyce Karam Verified
| Al-Monitor Verified
You're reading an excerpt from Al-Monitor China-Middle East, where we analyze China's deepening engagement with the region. To get this newsletter in your inbox weekly, sign up here. As the US-Israel-Iran war enters its sixth month, China is working behind the scenes to mitigate its economic costs and adjust for a prolonged conflict. The disruptions at the Bab el-Mandeb and Hormuz straits have sent shock waves through global oil markets.
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