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When flattery becomes foreign policy

PM Shehbaz's words in Sharm el-Sheikh will not change the course of Gaza’s reconstruction or rewrite Pakistan’s foreign policy. But they reveal the shifting grammar of international politics.
Prism , Published 14 Oct, 2025 12:52pm
When flattery becomes foreign policy
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Mideast peace?

AS some of the world’s most powerful leaders gathered in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on Monday,...
Newspaper , Updated 15 Oct, 2025 08:32am
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A dangerous collision

The worsening conflict between the two neighbours carries serious implications for regional security.
Newspaper , Updated 15 Oct, 2025 08:48am
A dangerous collision
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Navigating fragility

PAKISTAN remains caught between cautious economic optimism and persistent challenges. This is the central message of...

Encounters surge

THE menace of extrajudicial killings of suspects by law enforcers is an age-old problem in Pakistan. But as rights...

Invisible childhood

THE world rightly sees child domestic workers as modern slaves, while domestic labour is categorised as informal...
Cartoon: 16 October, 2025
When flattery becomes foreign policy

When flattery becomes foreign policy

RIGHTS: RED LINES AND A PARK

RIGHTS: RED LINES AND A PARK

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