These days the turmoil in Pakistan’s politics has intensified. Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman is now seen openly standing against the government of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. First he strongly opposed the government’s child marriage law and now he has also raised serious questions on the country’s foreign policy, security system and the role of the army.

According to the report of Tolo News, while speaking at a program, Maulana Fazlur Rehman said that Pakistan has lost its old friends due to its wrong policies. Taking the names of China and Afghanistan, he said that the countries which Pakistan considered close to it, are today angry with it. He alleged that Pakistan’s Afghan policy has been a complete failure in the last 78 years.

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The largest religious party with massive madrassa backing, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, led by Maulana Fazlur Rehman, has rightly called out the military and intelligence agencies.

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Fazlur Rehman raised the question

Fazlur Rehman raised the question that when trade with Afghanistan is almost closed and even pomegranates or watermelons are not able to come to Pakistan from there, then how do terrorists come across the border. He also said that Afghanistan also shares its border with China and Iran, but why the problem of terrorism is visible only in Pakistan. He also targeted the Pakistani Army and said that due to different thinking within the army, the country’s foreign policy has become weak. Some talk about peace, some about war, but no consensus can be reached.

Maulana should speak on relations with China

Maulana Fazlur Rehman also criticized the government regarding the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). He said that the current government has failed to bring back China’s confidence. New investments are not coming and projects are not progressing. He said that even during the time of Imran Khan’s government, the pace of this project was slow and even today the situation remains the same. He warned that if Pakistan continues to remain isolated in the world like this, the country will not be able to move forward. The public wants answers from the government. This is not the first time that Fazlur Rehman has attacked the Shahbaz government. Earlier, he had openly opposed the child marriage law in Parliament. Now they have cornered the government not only domestically but also on the foreign policy front.

The continuous attacks of Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in Balochistan have posed a big challenge to the Pakistan Army. After these attacks, Pakistani Army has also started large-scale operations in the entire area. Once again Balochistan is in the news, but the reason for this is not only violence but also the increasing interference of China.

Balochistan is definitely a part of Pakistan, but the situation in many areas is such that decisions are taken more according to China than Pakistan. The biggest example of this is Gwadar Port. Gwadar Port is an important part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and is operated by the Chinese company China Overseas Port Holding Company.

Handed over to China for 40 years

In 2017, Pakistan handed over Gwadar Port to China for 40 years. China has a major share in the development, operation and earnings of this port. According to reports, China gets about 91 percent of the earnings from Gwadar Port, while Pakistan gets only 9 percent. This is why the local Baloch people feel cheated.

Proposal to sell Gwadar to India

Interestingly, the Sultan of Oman had earlier proposed to sell Gwadar to India. It is said that this proposal went to India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1956, but India did not accept it. After this, in 1958, Oman sold Gwadar to Pakistan for 3 million pounds. Today Gwadar Port is under the control of China and this is the reason why protests and violence are continuously increasing in Balochistan. Documents made public by the British government show that the Jain community in India had also offered to buy Gwadar. The Jain community had immense wealth and could offer good prices. Azhar Ahmed had mentioned this in his article ‘Gwadar: A Historical Kaleidoscope’.

How was Gwadar?

Gwadar was once a small and quiet fishing town. The people here used to earn their living by fishing and small business, but even after the port was built, the local people neither got employment nor the benefit of development. Due to this, anger and dissatisfaction increased. Very few people know that Gwadar was not always a part of Pakistan. This area remained under the control of Oman for about 200 years. The Sultan of Oman ruled here from 1783 to 1958. Later Oman decided to sell Gwadar.

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An important development related to Pakistan Air Force has come to light, which has given rise to new speculations regarding the security situation of South Asia. Recently, Pakistan’s Il-78 aerial refueling aircraft has landed at an airbase in China’s Sichuan province. The presence of these aircraft in China was for a very short period, due to which it is feared that Pakistan had gone to get supplies of missiles and other military equipment from China.

According to the report of Military Watch Magazine, on January 19 and 20, several Il-78 aircraft of Pakistan Air Force landed in Sichuan province of China. The report said that at least two aircraft were seen parked on the apron of the airbase and there were signs of loading activities in them before take-off. The report claims that these planes were sent with the aim of bringing military supplies for the Pakistani armed forces. However, no official confirmation has been made on this from Pakistan or China.

Deep defense relationship between China and Pakistan

China has long been Pakistan’s largest defense partner and arms supplier. Sichuan province is considered very important in terms of Chinese military activities. Many major military bases of the Chinese Air Force are present here and facilities related to the production of J-10C fighter jet are also located in this area. Defense experts believe that Pakistan is trying to get the necessary logistics support from China for long-range PL-15 air-to-air missiles, advanced missile systems and J-10C fighter planes. However, these claims could not be independently verified.

Strategic importance of Il-78 aircraft for Pakistan

The Il-78 aircraft is an upgraded version of the Soviet-era Il-76 strategic airlifter and its role in the Pakistan Air Force is considered very important. This aircraft has the ability to refuel fighter planes in the air itself, due to which even short range fighter jets can perform long range missions. In case of war or tension, this capability increases the operational range and continuous attack capability of Pakistan Air Force, which is why Il-78 is considered an important part of Pakistan’s air strategy.

Pakistan’s preparations intensified due to fear of India?

The concern of Army Chief General Asim Munir is also believed to be a reason behind this activism of Pakistan. They fear that India may launch a new military operation like Operation Sindoor in the future. During the first Operation Sindoor, India’s precise military action and technical capability had surprised the Pakistani defense system. After this experience, Pakistan is busy strengthening its air defense and missile capabilities rapidly.

Presence of Chinese weapons was also seen in Operation Sindoor

According to reports, during India’s Operation Vermillion, J-10C fighter jets and missile systems of Chinese origin were already included in Pakistan’s military fleet. Now a possible new consignment from China is being seen in this connection, which indicates that Pakistan is preparing itself for a possible conflict.

Pakistan’s next eye on J-35 stealth fighter

According to sources, Pakistan is now also considering the possibility of purchasing fifth generation J-35 stealth fighter jet from China. If this deal happens, it may affect the regional power balance in South Asia and the triangular equation of India-Pakistan-China may become more complex.

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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif got involved in controversies during an interview, when he was questioned about the social media account of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Earlier, Asif claimed that Imran’s X (East Twitter) account is being operated from India. But in an interview to British-American journalist Mehdi Hasan, he said that in reality Imran Khan is running an account from Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail.

In the interview, Hasan mentioned Imran Khan’s recent court trial, in which his lawyer said that the hearing took place on WhatsApp and the judge and Imran could not listen to each other. When Asif was asked if it was just, he denied it and said, “This has not happened. Imran Khan is running the Twitter (X) account.” Hasan retorted, “A few days ago you said that it is operating from India.”

What did Khwaja Asif say?

On this, Asif said, “What is the truth? Either he is running from jail or at least tell who is running.” When asked the evidence of the claim of running an account with India, Asif said that it is a case related to intelligence and cannot be shared publicly.

What did Asif say about Pakistan’s China-US relation?

In this interview, Asif also spoke on Pakistan-China and Pakistan-America relations. He said that the relationship with China is time-reflected and reliable, while relations with America have always been informal and trust. Most of Pakistan’s weapons supply, Air Force and submarines, are from China and China will be the most trusted strategic ally in the future as well.

For information, let us know that Asif is also in discussion for disputed statements before. Recently, during the flood, he advised people to fill water in the house in container. His social media and public statements often face joke and criticism.

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Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari reached Chengdu, China on Friday (September 12, 2025). The Pakistani President is on a 10 -day visit to China. His visit is taking place soon after Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit to China.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said in a press release that President Asif Ali Zardari is on a visit to China from September 12 to September 21. During this time he will also attend the opening ceremony of China’s 2025 Golden Panda International Cultural Forum and will also visit Sichuan Province, Shanghai and Shinjiang Uygar Autonomous Region.

Zardari will meet China’s top leadership and officials

At the same time, Pakistan’s official news agency APP said in its report that he was welcomed by Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Sun Vedong when Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari reached Chengdu.

According to the report, during this visit, Zardari will hold meetings with Chinese leadership and senior officials to further strengthen Pakistan-China relations, increase cooperation in diverse fields and forward shared objectives under All Weather Strategic Co-operative Partnership.

Shahbaz Sharif and Asim Munir attended China’s military parade ceremony

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and military chief Asim Munir attended the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit held in Tianjin from 31 August to 1 September. He then met Chinese President Xi Jinping and discussed bilateral relations.

Subsequently, he also participated in the military parade of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA), which was held on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of China’s victory over Japan in World War II.

Since Wang Yi’s visit to Pakistan Pak Diplomatic series of leaders active

This active diplomatic series of Pakistan leaders has intensified after China’s foreign minister Wang Yi’s visit to Islamabad from August 20 to 22. During that time, Chinese External Affairs Minister Wang Yi interacted with the top citizens and military leadership of Pakistan and discussed strategic cooperation.

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China-pakistan relations: Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir called China a ‘true, reliable and tried friend’. He made this statement on Friday during a program organized in Rawalpindi on the occasion of the 98th anniversary of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China. Munir’s statement has come at a time when questions are being raised about Pakistan’s growing proximity to America.

General Munir said that “the friendship between China and Pakistan is unwavering in every situation and it has stood the test of time even among regional and global challenges.” He described it as an extraordinary flexible relationship.

China openly appreciated in PLA program

“China-Pak strategic partnership is a symbol of mutual belief, support and shared commitment, which is important to protect regional stability and strategic interests,” Munir said in the presence of Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zaidong, Raksha Athe Mezer Athe Mejar General Wang Jhong and other senior officials.

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This China love of Munir has emerged at a time when he recently met US President Donald Trump and called him ‘Messiah of Shanti’. After this visit to Washington in June, questions were raised about the priorities of Pakistani foreign policy. Critics had said that Pakistan is now giving priority to America compared to China.

Pak cleaning on relations with both China and America
Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has said that Islamabad is fully committed to maintaining good and strong relations with both China and America. He made it clear that the growing proximity to America does not mean that Pakistan is keeping distance from China. Dar said that both China and America are important allies for Pakistan and will continue to try to improve their relations with both countries.

China debt trap: Is China not spreading ‘friendship’, not ‘friendship’ by giving loans? This question is now echoing globally. Many countries of the world are moaning under the burden of Chinese debt, three of them are neighbors of India. China gave billions of dollars loans to many countries under its belt and road initiative (BRI), but now the same debt has become a noose of economic slavery for these nations. Some countries had to hand over their ports, while some nations were shaken till politics. Know the story of those 10 countries which are held in China’s debt trap today.

Pakistan: Scheme of terror drowning in debt waves
Pakistan is at the top of this list. Only China belongs to 23% of its total foreign debt. China invested billions of dollars in CPEC under BRI. But now the condition of Pakistan is that it is neither fully capable of repaying the debt nor independent. CPEC has now become a burden, not an opportunity.

Djibouti: Large slavery of small country
The small country of Africa was so suppressed by Djibouti, China’s port projects and debt that it had to hand over a port to China, which is now coming in Chinese military use. China has set up its army here in the name of debt.

Sri Lanka: Hambantota to political earthquake
Sri Lanka has been declared economic bankruptcy due to Chinese debt. After this, China had to give the Hambantota port on a 99 -year lease. The political crisis in the country deepened so much that the Rajapaksa government had to lose power.

Maldives: China’s strategy in Indian Ocean
China’s influence on Maldives has increased rapidly. The debt in the name of infrastructure made the country the economic hostage of China. Through this, China is trying to surround India from all sides.

Laos: Projects went, loan remains left
In Laos, China invested in hydroelectric and transport projects, but the country could not handle them. Now the condition is that Laos has handed over many projects to China and yet the debt is not ending.

Mongolia: Debt in lieu of mineral
China is eyeing Mongolia’s mineral resources. In the guise of investment and debt, China has made a deep penetration here. Now the country has no power left to save its assets.

Angola: Oil does not get money, loan
Angola, which is known for oil, has now become the biggest victim of China’s debt. By giving loans in the infrastructure and oil industry, China has so much scared that it is not able to make an independent economic policy.

Venezuela: Another colleague surrounded by crisis
Venezuela considered Chinese investment in oil projects a boon, but now the same investment has become an economic curse. The country’s economy is extreme and repaying China’s debt has become a rare dream.

Cambodia: Strategic trap under the guise of investment
China has invested heavy in real estate and infrastructure in Cambodia. But this investment is now challenging the country’s strategic self -respect. The terms of debt are so rigid that the country may have to compromise its sovereignty.

Kenya: Rail ran, but the budget derailed
China planted billions of dollars at railway and ports in Kenya. Initially it seemed to develop but now it has become a fiscal threat. The economic freedom of the country is in danger and the path of repayment has become difficult.

China consipcracy against India: China is plotting diplomatic conspiracy against India. Dragon is strengthening the Pakistani army by giving its modern weapons. Recently, China delivered Pakistan to Pakistan, which it also included in its Navy. This has increased the naval capabilities of Pakistan in the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Pakistan had signed a $ 5 billion agreement with China for 8 submarines.

China has already delivered four modern frigate to its strategic partner. China plans to strengthen the Pakistani Navy and use it in its objectives. In Balochistan, his project CPEC is facing opposition from BLA. If Pakistan’s armies are strong, then China will get the benefit. At the same time, Pakistan also has the advantage that it can challenge India with the help of these warships and submarines.

China exports the most arms to Pakistan

China is the largest supplier of weapons for Pakistan for the past several years. However, Pakistan is trying to improve its defense relations with America also these days. He recently handed over the terror of Islamic State-Khorasan to Mohammad Sharifullah, after which Donald Trump also praised Pakistan. The terrorist played an important role in the attack on Kabul Airport in 2021, killing 170 Afghans and 12 American soldiers. However, America is not doing any kind of funding to Pakistan nor providing any kind of military equipment.

PAK does not have any option except China

Pakistan has no other option left except to depend on China for its military capabilities. According to Cipri’s report, China has provided 81 percent military equipment to Pakistan in the last five years. This is 63 percent of China’s total arms exports. The strong relations between China and Pakistan have also increased the tension of India and America.

Dragon is shooting two with one arrow!

Dragon is targeting two with an arrow by giving modern weapons to Pakistan. On the one hand, it has got a country like Pakistan, which is always ready to buy its weapons, in return he is getting a good budget, while the other also makes diplomatic pressure on India.

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