In a surprising turn of events, Pakistan has found itself in a favorable diplomatic position, courted by both the United States under Donald Trump's administration and China. Analysts suggest that this shift is largely due to strategic missteps by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, whose efforts to isolate Pakistan have backfired.
"Indian missteps have played a key role in Pakistan's diplomatic resurgence," said a regional expert.
The article examines how New Delhi's aggressive diplomatic campaign to marginalize Pakistan internationally has instead led to Islamabad strengthening ties with major powers, complicating India's regional ambitions.