China-backed copper mine threatens Pakistan shutdown over security risk
A China-backed copper mine in Pakistan is facing potential shutdown due to escalating security risks amid worsening violence in Balochistan. This jeopardizes Pakistan's resource ambitions and highlights security challenges in the region.
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