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October 14, 2024

Hamza Azhar Salam

Pakistan’s ‘Diplomatic Waltz’ with China

Pakistan and China have been “iron brothers” longer than many of us have been alive, a partnership so robust it could make even the most stoic neighbour glance over the fence with a glint of envy. As Premier Li Qiang hobnobs in Islamabad ahead of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, the stage is set for Pakistan to emerge as a power broker, not in Asia but far beyond. India’s complex dynamics with China add a twist to the tale and Islamabad might just dance its way into a more influential role. The Pakistan-China dynamic is the stuff of legends,

January 9, 2024

The Pakistan Daily

Raja Furqan Ahmed’s book “Taliban’s Return: Pakistan’s Strategic Crossroads” offers in-depth analysis of AfPak relations

ISLAMABAD: Journalist Raja Furqan Ahmed unveils his latest book, “Taliban’s Return: Pakistan’s Strategic Crossroads,” offering a profound analysis of the historical and contemporary complexities shaping the relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Ahmed’s book delves into the nuanced historical backdrop, shedding light on multifaceted factors influencing the dynamics between the two nations. Focusing on the evolving landscape under the Afghan Taliban rule, the book meticulously examines its implications specifically for Pakistan. Readers can expect comprehensive insights, meticulously researched and presented, providing a deeper understanding of the geopolitics in this pivotal region. Drawing upon his extensive expertise as an Islamabad-based journalist specializing

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