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Pakistan Will Always Face Significant Challenges In The Soft Power Sphere
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Pakistan Will Always Face Significant Challenges In The Soft Power Sphere

Editorial Team4 months ago04 mins

It lacks any importance outside of its immediate region, thus making interest in its affairs and what it has to say about developments elsewhere in the world niche, so it would be better for Pakistan to focus on targeted soft power efforts than invest enormous sums of money in English-language media. By Andrew Korybko The…

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Saudi Arabia Didn’t Bail Pakistan Out For Nothing This Time
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Saudi Arabia Didn’t Bail Pakistan Out For Nothing This Time

Editorial Team4 months ago03 mins

By Andrew Korybko The Pakistani Finance Minister announced that Saudi Arabia is extending its $5 billion deposit in their country and adding another $3 billion after the UAE demanded earlier this month that Pakistan finally repay the $3.5 billion that it was loaned in 2019. This followed Pakistan’s deployment of several warplanes to Saudi Arabia…

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