Pakistan Balances Riyadh Beijing In Fragmented Regional Order
Pakistan’s contemporary foreign policy is increasingly defined by an intricate and unstable equilibrium between two structurally different centres of power, China and Saudi Arabia, within a wider international system that has moved beyond predictable polarity into fragmented multipolarity. The old vocabulary of alliance
Autonomy Through Beijing Carries Hidden Strategic Costs
Pakistan has spent much of its modern history searching for strategic autonomy while repeatedly finding strategic dependence. The names of external patrons changed, the rhetoric changed, the crises changed, yet the pattern often endured. Security guarantees, emergency financing, diplomatic cover and military supplies