By Mohammad Mazhari

New Pakistan government consists of seasoned politicians: expert

TEHRAN – A Pakistani political analyst is of the opinion that the new government in Islamabad consists of experienced political figures and that Pakistan is not in an unstable situation.

By Mohammad Mazhari

US-Pakistan ties won’t come at cost of strategic engagement with China: expert

TEHRAN - Director of China Pakistan Study Centre at the Institute of Strategic Studies in Islamabad says that Pakistan will not sacrifice its good ties with China for other powers.

By Mohammad Mazhari

Youth and middle class still support Imran Khan: researcher

TEHRAN - A research associate at the India Study Centre at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) says that the recent gathering by PTI in Karachi and Lahore reflected the youth and middle class still support Imran Khan.

By Zahra Samimi

U.S. was said to be annoyed with Khan’s ‘independent foreign policy’:  professor

“It is a fact that the U.S. administration was not happy with Pakistan under Imran Khan’s leadership.”

TEHRAN – Syed Qandil Abbas, assistant professor at School of Politics and International Relations in Quaid-i-Azam University, says that Washington is said to be unhappy with Imran Khan’s policies, especially his visit to Moscow.

By Mohammad Mazhari

Imran Khan’s ouster represents tenuousness of Pakistan’s democratic institutions: researcher

TEHRAN – A research associate at the Centre for Air Power Studies (CAPS) in New Delhi says that Imran Khan’s ousting showed the weakness of democratic institutions in face of military-backed figures.

By Mohammad Mazhari

Highly unlikely that Pakistan would go back to U.S. camp: professor

TEHRAN - A leading Indian academic says that Washington is happy over the development in Pakistan, however, it looks highly unlikely that Islamabad would go back to the U.S. camp.