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Title Pakistan Foreign Policy towards United States During Trump Administration: An Appraisal

Author(s) Muhammad Ali

Abstract ABSTRACT Title: Pakistan Foreign Policy towards United States During Trump Administration: An Appraisal This research thesis offers a comprehensive examination of Pakistan's foreign policy towards the United States during the Trump administration. Through a historical literature review analysis, the study reveals the intricate and adaptive dynamics inherent in the bilateral relationship, characterized by periods of cooperation, challenges, and strategic recalibrations. The "America First" policy significantly influenced economic ties, shaping trade dynamics, investment patterns, and aid relationships.

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Faculty Social Sciences

Department Pakistan Studies

Language English

Publication Date 2025-01-15

Subject Pakistan Studies

Publisher Muhammad Ali

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Description The analysis of Pakistan-U.S. relations during the Trump era reveals a nuanced interplay of geopolitical factors, military strategies, and regional dynamics. The Trump administration's reevaluation of U.S. engagement in Afghanistan, driven by concerns about a resilient Taliban insurgency allegedly supported by elements within Pakistan's deep state, led to a strategy combining pressure and incentives. This approach strained bilateral relations, culminating in a departure from a time-based to a condition-based strategy in Afghanistan.

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