Several Chinese workers have been killed in a deadly Taliban-linked attack near the Tajikistan border, raising fresh concerns over security for China’s overseas projects. The incident highlights the growing risks facing Chinese nationals working across Central and South Asia, particularly along strategic trade and infrastructure routes connected to Beijing’s regional ambitions. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the attack as questions grow over Taliban control, regional stability, and the safety of foreign workers in volatile border areas. The killings are expected to strain China’s engagement with neighboring states and deepen fears of militant spillover in Central Asia.
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