BUSINESSJun 2 · 07:49 UTCASIA TIMESAmna Asif

CPEC 2.0: new green hope or new China debt trap for Pakistan?

CPEC 2.0, a new phase of China-Pakistan economic cooperation, raises questions about its potential to address Pakistan's energy challenges or deepen China's debt influence. The article highlights reliance on diesel generators in Lahore due to electricity grid failures, underscoring economic and operational struggles.

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