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@GeneralKow
I gotta admire “ Gods chosen people” for outwitting 2 billion Moslem’s 🤦🏾♂️
@Aliya55260116
Have you heard about education, don’t you find karmic to current situation, was it fair on couple to be beheaded for a kid on head
@Enigmatic
When a liar meets someone who is clued up to what's actually happening, whilst many others continue sleepwalking... 🤯😑🤷♂️
@spongy750020
From record Economic Growth during Imran Khan’s government to continuous devastation under the illegal Regime of Asim Munir and cronies, the struggle for Pakistanis is unprecedented. 🤬🤬🤬🤬
#EconomicCollapseInPakistan
#PakistanUnderAsimLaw #PakistanUnderFascism
Feminists strip naked for iranian women who apparently was forced to wear hijab, they burnt abayahs and hijabs. Muslim women hate being reminded about hijab but go blank out silent for these muslim women being oppressed by the zionists. Shame on muslim women who are silent about this, you go on this app being misandrist towards men all day everyday but never care about yourselves, this only goes to ones that did not care about this or spoke about this. If you have, this does not apply to you.
@ehirim
What’s your preference?
A. A Muslim president
B. A Christian president
C. Religion doesn’t matter
And why?
@SameerTanoli
Central Principles of Pakistan's Foreign Policy
Pakistan seeks to be a partner, not a subordinate; a sovereign decision maker, not a country whose policies are dictated by external powers.
Pakistan foreign policy is guided by the following principles:
Sovereign Equality: Relations based on equality and mutual respect.
Non-Interference: Respect for each other's independence and internal affairs.
Peaceful Coexistence: Maintaining peaceful and constructive relations despite differences.
Mutually Beneficial Cooperation: Partnerships based on shared interests, not dependence.
Multilateralism: Promoting international cooperation through institutions such as the United Nations.
Regional Stability: Resolving disputes through dialogue, diplomacy and mutual concessions.
Ultimately, Pakistan's position is that sustainable relations cannot be built on pressure, interference or unequal expectations. They require mutual respect, recognition of differences, reciprocal understanding and a willingness to move forward as equal partners.
