Pakistan, June 15 -- India suffered a diplomatic setback in its bid to have Pakistan re-listed on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list amid "strong opposition from member states", sources said on Saturday.

Diplomatic sources told the media that the Indian delegation made a "concerted push" to place Pakistan back on the grey list, citing concerns related to financial regulations and counter-terror financing.

However, China took a firm stance in Pakistan's favour, advocating for continued relief and acknowledging the country's progress on FATF requirements.

Turkiye and Japan also extended their full support to Pakistan, further undermining India's effort.

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