Pakistan-Report

16/02/2023

دونوں ممالک نے فیصلہ کیا ہے کہ روس، پاکستان کو مارچ کے آخر تک خام تیل برآمد کرے گا۔
سوال یہ ہے کہ !
اس معاہدے سے خطے میں امریکی مفادات پر کیا اثر پڑے گا؟ اور پاکستان، جو واشنگٹن کے ساتھ اپنے تعلقات میں توازن قائم کرنا چاہتا ہے، روس کو چین کے ذریعے کاروبار کیوں دے رہا ہے؟
ان سوالات کے جواب تلاش کرنے کیلئے
یہ معاہدہ جغرافیائی سیاسی طور پر نیا ہوگا .اگر ہم خطے کی تاریخ پر نظر ڈالیں تو
کیونکہ پاکستان روسی کاروبار کے لیے ایک غیرمتوقع انتخاب ہے

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26/11/2022

The PTI's long march in Rawalpindi was the subject of numerous predictions, and there were also concerns that the government and PTI workers may engage in violence. Mr. Khan made an unusual political move and chose to "opt out of the corrupt system and quit all assemblies" rather than marching to Islamabad. This will surely cause political upheaval in the country. Khan looks to have utilized his final choice to defend his reputation today. Will it be simple to act, especially if Chaudhry Parvez Elahi objects? How easy would it be to dissolve the legislature in KPK? There is no doubt that the country's politics will play a new round of musical chairs during the coming several days.

12/11/2022

The countdown to November 29 has begun, and the next few days will be crucial for Pakistan. Khan has restarted the long march, and General Qamar Javed Bajwa is attending goodbye meetings, which demonstrates that the general is staying true to his plan to depart. Despite all of these commitments, there have been rumors that Gen. Bajwa, would be asked to stay. Khan, though, is once again attempting to infiltrate the army. The Sharifs, in Khan's words, are "thieves" and "traitors," and he has already set the battle lines by claiming that a new Army chief nominated by them would be tarnished by his ties to them. In Pakistan political crisis has now grown into a blazing inferno.

05/11/2022

Mr. Khan's open disagreement with a Major General might be driven plainly by the establishment's internal factionalism, and it indicates that Khan still has support from within.

30/10/2022

27/10/2022

it appears doubtful that the military will take a further chance by developing a new hybrid system, especially in light of the last system's egregious failure!

23/10/2022

Imran Khan confirmed that his backdoor discussions are still ongoing and that he may have received advice not to start a long march, to go back to Parliament, and to remain flexible regarding the general elections. Although he doesn't appear to be in the mood to listen. On Friday he was barred from serving in parliament under Article 63(1)(p) of the Constitution just days after storming to victory on six of the seven NA seats he had sought in the Oct16 by-elections. This decision seems to be a dire warning and the axe of disqualification has fallen on him. Anyhow the punishment appears overly harsh. The courts have already provided Khan with respite, but he needs to understand that with this decision, a process has started. The situation is fraught with serious consequences and the trump cards rest with either the PTI leader or the judiciary. If Khan goes ahead with his long march on the capital, there seems to be no returning from the brink, as those who have experimented with the hybrid regime will not support him any longer, so arrests and suffering are likely. There will be no solace. On the other side, all eyes will be on the courts to see if the Nawaz precedent will follow Imran. Or will the practice of law change? How would a change impact Nawaz Sharif, if there were one? Is anything being achieved here—if anything—in the direction of the coveted "even playing field"?

15/10/2022

Finance Minister Ishaq Dar is attempting to portray himself as the economic savior by introducing new subsidies for export industries. Unfortunately, the subsidies will help the common man little, if at all, because they do not guarantee increased production efficiency or labor income, but only lower input costs for electricity.

15/10/2022

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS

The president is sending mixed messages, Imran Khan is already talking about his possible "fake video leaks," and the central government is suddenly asserting its muscles. Mr. Khan is once more on a warpath against the establishment and claims that the Sharif family has been granted relief by the courts through some form of manipulation. As a result, the political situation is as convoluted and chaotic as ever. The detention of Senator Azam Swati is sufficient to raise already-rising tensions to critical levels. A difficult situation has been produced by the total breakdown of communication between the government and the opposition, as well as by the PTI's other antics, ongoing criticism of institutions, requests for assistance from some of them, and persistent allegations against them. In the midst of all of this, there are Sunday by-elections for three provincial seats and eight National Assembly seats. Imran Khan is running for seven NA seats, which is still a strange decision. He appears to be optimistic that he would win these by-elections, perhaps even "sweeping" them like the Punjab by-polls. But some of his recent utterances certainly seem panicked. By asserting that the establishment was in charge even though he was in power, he has attempted to hide its poor performance while in power. Imran's desperation to retake power is all too evident from his repeated requests for the "neutrals" to overthrow the government and his outbursts when they refuse to comply. However, for the time being, both camps have demonstrated their respective ideologies. Political forces and judges can use this period to increase civilian supremacy, but if they prioritize political scoring, they risk losing it.