But since chakka Pervaiz Kayani has gone and General Raheel has taken cahrge of new COAS time is changing Pakistan not only win support of new Afghan govt but also started deceive Opertions against terrorism in Pakistan in all front from Karachi to Waziristan.... Pakistan is wining support of international community recent example is when India forward resolution of sanction on Pakistan which was scrapped in UN and also in FATF in which Pakistan is not a member.
So in end I can easily say that good times have come in Paksiatn which is giving india pain...
You have the right logic but wrong details. Indian dominance HAS already changed. I've written about it in many places. The fact that the US, the Russians, the Chinese and soon the French and the Brits, all are dealing with Pakistan as a country without attachments to India, speaks volume.
India protested every deal, whether it was the US giving Pakistan advanced Cobras, or the Russians giving attack heli's or RD-93 engines (and now talks of SU-35), or the Chinese investing billions into the trade route, or the Italians and Germans sharing advanced tech of their UAV's. But India's protests, complaints and all, fell on def ears.
BUT, Gen. Raheel or the Pakistani military aren't responsible for such a change. They have done good on showing a serious commitment and resolve to root out the violent terrorist fractions from within Pakistan. But they are not what's changed the international image of Pakistan. That is hard, diplomatic work done by your civilian government. If they didn't establish priority based relationships with so many countries and started to do business with them, Pakistan would still be a Pakistan of the 2000's.
The foreign diplomatic strategy for Pakistan has worked well, in almost 3 years of civilian rule, Pakistan went from having JUST the US as the main partner in everything to, building multiple strategic partnerships. None of these are at the level of the US yet. But these are bearing fruit in their respective relationships. The billions of investment through the Chinese, the Russians selling weapons to Pakistan (this one by itself is HUGE), Pakistan denying support to the Saudi-Yemen conflict (another huge one), seriously speedy cooperation with Turkey, advanced weapon purchases from the US, are ALL seriously significant events. Pakistan's leadership has changed the way Pakistan used to be looked at. Now when countries say Pakistan, outside if the traditional image, they also see a country battling extremism and being successful at it, a fast growing economy with significant investment opportunities for everyone and a country with one of the largest young, talented male labor pool that can help many Western and Eastern countries in providing Technology, Management, Research, Medical, Accountancy and other services!!
