Nasim Zehra
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Pakistan's power paradox (opens the original)
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Where does one begin the story of Pakistan’s politics of perpetual confrontation? With the containers gathering around Islamabad, the preventive arrests ahead of the PTI’s September 27 march, or the continuing struggle over Imran Khan’s medical care, meetings with his family or the perpetual government-PTI verbal brawls over political legitimacy, judicial propriety and fair play? Or must one begin before Pakistan’s birth with the circumstances of its creation and the asymmetrical institutional a
A paradox called Pakistan (opens the original)
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Pakistan today presents a striking paradox. Its relevance abroad is rising just as its political compact at home remains troubled. The world increasingly encounters a Pakistan that cannot simply be ignored or contained within the old categories of a security-dependent South Asian state. It has to be engaged: in diplomacy and security, certainly, but increasingly also in trade, technology, minerals, digital finance and the emerging new economy. Pakistan sits at the intersection of South Asia, Chi
Rise of regional security (opens the original)
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The Makkah Joint Defence Agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye is significant not because Muslim countries have never attempted collective security before, which they have. Its importance lies in the three states coming together, the strategic moment at which they have done so, and their movement from longstanding bilateral defence relationships towards an institutionalised, regionally conceived and regionally owned collective-security framework. Pakistan’s relationship with the w
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