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Functioning as a security state, Pakistan has long formulated its foreign policy choices based on security needs and the aspiration to establish itself as a hard military power, says a report by a...
Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa orchestrated a paradigm shift in Pakistan's traditional geostrategic focus, transitioning from geopolitics to geoeconomics. His successor, Gen. Asim Munir, in command of Pakistan’s military for the past year, now faces the challenging task of turning Gen. Bajwa’s unrealized vision into a reality, a goal that requires cultivating positive interdependence and multi-alignment with a diverse range of partners, while also ensuring domestic stability.
Pakistan has renewed its Communication and Information Security Memorandum of Agreement (CISMOA) with the United States, raising concerns both domestically and internationally.
The renewal of the agreement raises the prospects of reinvigorated defense cooperation between Pakistan and the United States. However, hopes shouldn’t rise too high.
With Islamabad moving to ink an agreement with Washington DC to enhance interoperability between the two militaries and clear the way for procurement of high-end defence equipment from the United States for the armed forces of Pakistan, New Delhi is assessing its implication for the security of India.