The Terminator
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Afghanistan's internal situation has more to do as far as return of Taliban regime is concerned and I highly doubt if Pakistan had any major role in bringing Taliban back into power there now. But even then it's a relief for Pakistan and far more better than previous hostile Govts under US and Indian influence.Yet, Pak has got Taliban in power in Afganistan!! Quite strange….
As for India, she has got bogged down despite all the Satanic cunningness of the world…..
But even then India has kept its pace in defaming Pakistan globally and how recently New Zealand and England teamed up with India to defame Pakistan and declaring our homeland as insecure for foreign sports tours and Pakistan is now back to square one in redeeming itself as a recognized international venue for sports and tourism.
Sports, tourism and FDIs are closely linked together and they play a vital role in projecting soft image of that state globally. Don't underestimate it as merely just an isolated sports event.
And till now we are unable to retaliate back in the context news, electronic and social media warfare. India's ever-growing influence in western tech world and social media platforms is really a big challenge to Pakistan.
A couple of years earlier Turkey, Malaysia and Qatar offered us a helping hand in that context to develop a joint venture on media and news. All of those brotherly countries already possess a massive soft power and global media reach as compared to Pakistan. But unfortunately we didn't have a spine to stand for our righteous national interests back then and chickened out at last hour under the pressure of MBS.
And what good Pakistan has gotten from MBS monarch since then? Nothing.
To further add insult to the injury, Now MBS himself has normalized relations with both the Turkey and Qatar through western mediators and at the end Pakistan is left high and dry Labelled as untrustworthy friend among our true allies. We ourselves ruined our reputation there. And it's nothing new to the Pakistan's foreign relations. We have developed the habit to do so