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More Nobel prizes for Trump? Pakistans ruling clique from flattery to fallout – The Frontier Post

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Pakistan's ruling establishment's close ties with former US President Donald Trump's administration may face scrutiny from the US Congress, potentially exposing their commercial and diplomatic dealings.

What happened

Pakistan's ruling establishment, including Field Marshal Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif, cultivated a close relationship with Trump's administration, securing diplomatic victories but also entangling themselves in Trump's commercial interests, including cryptocurrency arrangements and military procurement deals. This relationship may now be subject to congressional investigation, potentially revealing the extent of their entanglement. The establishment's reliance on Trump's personal relationships

Why it matters

The potential congressional scrutiny of Trump's administration's dealings with Pakistan's ruling establishment may have significant implications for Pakistan's diplomatic relationships and its efforts to secure international legitimacy. The investigation may expose the commercial and diplomatic entanglements between the two countries, potentially damaging Pakistan's reputation and relationships with the US. The outcome of these investigations may also have implications for Pakistan's authoritari

Key facts

  • Pakistan's ruling establishment cultivated a close relationship with Trump's administration
  • The relationship entangled them in Trump's commercial interests
  • Congressional scrutiny may expose the extent of their entanglements
  • Trump's administration may have secured diplomatic victories for Pakistan
  • Pakistan's establishment may face consequences for their reliance on Trump's personal relationships

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