Kamran Yousaf
@Kamran_Yousaf • 126,841 subscribers
Journalist/Anchor, Foriegn Policy, host #TheReview @ExpressNewsPK, https://t.co/w1oCEpZ7an. @trtworld. https://t.co/JdXq9cLoot
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Japan's controversial Pakistan move. The India-Japan joint statement did not get much traction in Pakistan as other regional and international issues were dominating the discourse. But it does deserve an attention. Here is why? In the joint statement, Japan has endorsed Indian stance that Pakistan was involved in cross border terrorism. Previously, Japan avoided naming Pakistan even after the Pahalgam attack. So why did Tokyo now agree to an India-Japan joint statement referring to "cross-border terrorism from Pakistan"? Here is the answer 👇
Kamran Yousaf58,397 views • 22 days ago
Jan 2019 Senator Lindsey Graham press conference in Islamabad after meeting then PM Imran Khan.
Kamran Yousaf78,848 views • 2 months ago
Pakistan says it targeted technical support center & ammunition depot in Kabul. Taliban regime insists it was "rehabiltation hospital" for drug addicts. If Taliban claims are true, the question is why there were secondary explosions as can be seen in the video.
Kamran Yousaf119,281 views • 4 months ago
A year ago, when Israel launched its campaign against Iran and the US later joined in, Pakistan's Army Chief was invited to the White House in the middle of the war. At the time, many were skeptical. Some in Pakistan even feared Islamabad might be used as a launching pad against Iran. Those fears proved completely misplaced. The outcome was the exact opposite. Today, there is a genuine belief in Tehran that Pakistan's support helped Iran navigate one of the most difficult periods in its recent history. Instead of being used against Iran, Pakistan leveraged its access to the Trump administration to advocate diplomacy and help ease tensions. That is precisely why President Masoud Pezeshkian has chosen Islamabad as his first foreign destination since the war. And there is symbolism here too. Few countries today can so openly display warmth towards Iran. Islamabad's streets are adorned with Iranian flags and portraits of the Iranian leadership. Had any other country done the same, it might have faced criticism from Washington and its Western allies. Pakistan, however, has managed to maintain strong ties with both sides. As JD Vance put it, "We love Pakistan," while the Iranian President arrives in Islamabad to personally thank Pakistan. That says a lot about the balancing act Pakistan has pulled off.
Kamran Yousaf31,301 views • 1 month ago
