Geopolitical Interplay of Pakistan, China and India: International Organizations as a Dynamic
Abstract
Pakistan, China and India are the three bordering countries with a lot of geopolitical interconnectedness but they are still not formally integrated in a region. China is located in a different region, carrying a distinct geography, history and civilization that in return has hampered to frame a regional organization for cooperation with Pakistan and India, despite the fact that all the three share common regional bonds through various other regional and international bodies. The paper therefore, examines that how the international bodies have been helping to bring the countries closer to realize the purpose of international cooperation. Being qualitative in nature the data for the research is gathered both from primary and secondary sources that was analyzed through thematic means. The findings refer that Pakistan, China and India are going closer to realize the sense of regional integration.
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