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A Tough Week for Pakistani Diplomacy

A Tough Week for Pakistani Diplomacy

Events lay bare just how strategically isolated Islamabad has become. As my last post noted, the events of the past week show that New Delhi is sitting pretty diplomatically, being courted ardently by both Washington and Beijing.  Conversely, they also laid bare just how strategically isolated Islamabad has become. Pakistan’s most recent troubles began with […]

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Pakistan Looking for Love but Bereft of Suitors

Pakistan Looking for Love but Bereft of Suitors

Islamabad’s embarrassing rhetoric towards Beijing is a sign of strategic desperation The playing off of two stronger patrons by a smaller or weaker country is a time-honored tactic in international politics.  So it is no surprise that Pakistan seeks to create geopolitical leverage by nuzzling up to China whenever a downdraft occurs in its relations with […]

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