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Husain Haqqani on Trump 2.0 and Pakistan-US Relations

Donald Trump 2.0 has raised concerns in Pakistan due to the potential shift in U.S. Foreign policy towards India and China, as noted by analysts.
The recent India-U.S. Joint Statement has intensified Pakistani apprehensions by linking Pakistan to terrorist attacks in India and suggesting the sale of F-35s to India.
U.S. Interest in Pakistan has declined, influenced by shifting geopolitical priorities and the U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan, which diminished Pakistan's strategic importance.
Pakistan could regain U.S. Attention if militant threats from al-Qaida and the Islamic State Khorasan Province are considered significant, according to Husain Haqqani.

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