Changing Socio-Political Pattern of Pakistan

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The shifting alliance of Pakistan's leadership from the United States to China raises concerns about the potential consequences for the Pakistani population. Historically, Pakistan aligned with the U.S. during the Cold War out of necessity, as India opted for non-alignment, leaving Pakistan vulnerable. The book explores the implications of this realignment, highlighting the strategic dynamics and the historical context that led to Pakistan's dependence on the U.S. and its eventual pivot towards China, suggesting dire outcomes for its citizens.