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Pakistan’s political and strategic landscape is entering a decisive phase as domestic confrontation intensifies alongside rare international recognition. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has openly challenged Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, declaring the launch of a nationwide street movement inspired by Imran Khan’s message of “freedom or sacrifice.” His Lahore visit triggered sharp reactions from the Punjab government, with accusations of police excesses and political victimization.
While street politics heats up, Pakistan has simultaneously received major diplomatic validation abroad. Britain’s leading newspaper The Telegraph has acknowledged Pakistan’s successful diplomacy and military positioning in 2025, crediting Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir as a central figure behind the country’s renewed global relevance. The report highlights improved Pakistan–US relations, strategic cooperation on counterterrorism, and Pakistan’s regained access to the White House despite strong Indian lobbying.
According to the report, Pakistan’s handling of regional tensions, closer ties with Gulf countries, balanced relations with Iran, and a landmark minerals cooperation agreement with the United States have significantly strengthened its global standing.
As Imran Khan remains incarcerated, Pakistan now faces a unique political moment: rising street pressure at home and growing diplomatic leverage abroad. The coming days will determine whether these parallel forces collide—or reshape the country’s power dynamics.

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