Pakistan's Foreign Policy and Diplomacy

A. Lack of economic resources.B. Limited diplomatic experience.C. Geopolitical pressures and regional rivalries.D. Absence of a clear foreign policy doctrine.

A. By prioritizing its relationship with the US above all other considerations.B. By completely severing ties with the US.C. By maintaining strong ties with both countries while carefully ...

A. It primarily focused on improving relations with India.B. It played a minimal role in Pakistan's foreign policy.C. It provided a platform for counter-terrorism cooperation and economic development.

A. Solely for military aidB. To completely align with US foreign policyC. To achieve economic and security benefits while managing complexitiesD. To gain unconditional ...

A. Primarily military alliancesB. Economic sanctions against non-member statesC. Promoting Islamic banking exclusivelyD. Promoting solidarity and addressing common challenges

A. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)B. Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)C. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)D. Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

A. By unilaterally controlling water resourcesB. Through military interventions in upstream countriesC. By ignoring the issue in foreign policy discussionsD. By promoting regional cooperation ...

A. To gain access to advanced military technologyB. To isolate India diplomaticallyC. To enhance regional security and economic cooperationD. To primarily focus on counter-narcotics ...

A. Through military alliancesB. By completely ignoring Iran's perspectiveC. Through joint military operations in AfghanistanD. Through communication and cooperation on border security and shared ...

A. Military allianceB. Ideological alignmentC. Economic and energy cooperationD. Political alignment against the West