By Shirin Naseer
Research Analyst, Spearhead Research
This
week marks the end of one of the toughest years for Pakistan with
several important developments in the domain of foreign affairs. 2016
has experienced its fair share of highs and lows: strained civil
military relations and natural calamities on the one hand, and the
successful take-off of some of CPEC’s major projects, a decline in
terrorist attacks and marginal improvement in economic indicators on the
other. Steps were taken this year to tackle issues such as terrorism,
and the energy crisis.
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Research Analyst, Spearhead Research
This
week marks the end of one of the toughest years for Pakistan with
several important developments in the domain of foreign affairs. 2016
has experienced its fair share of highs and lows: strained civil
military relations and natural calamities on the one hand, and the
successful take-off of some of CPEC’s major projects, a decline in
terrorist attacks and marginal improvement in economic indicators on the
other. Steps were taken this year to tackle issues such as terrorism,
and the energy crisis.
Unfortunately
for Pakistan, that is not all 2016 will be remembered for. The year
will also be recalled as one where there was a significant deterioration
in Indo-Pak relations as both countries adopted rigid postures.
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