Pakistan-Report

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

Pakistan and Russia may reach an unprecedented oil agreement. What impact will this agreement have on American interests in the region? And why is Pakistan, which seeks to maintain a balance with America, facilitating t...

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.

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.

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.