China Seeks Joint Security Measures in Pakistan After Karachi Attack

Following a deadly bombing in Karachi, China urges Pakistan to allow its security personnel to protect Chinese workers.

China is negotiating with Pakistan to establish a joint security management system to protect Chinese nationals working there.
The push for increased security comes after a car bombing in Karachi killed two Chinese engineers, highlighting security vulnerabilities.
Chinese officials are frustrated with Pakistan's failure to adhere to previously agreed security protocols, leading to calls for direct Chinese involvement.
Pakistan has not agreed to allow Chinese security personnel on the ground but is open to cooperation in intelligence and surveillance improvements.
The attacks are part of a broader pattern of violence against Chinese interests in Pakistan, linked to separatist militants opposed to China's economic projects.