How Pakistan’s new alliances with U.S. and Turkey challenge India

Pakistan is quietly redrawing the map of its alliances, and this time, it's not just about Beijing. From offering the United States access to a billion-dollar deep-water port at Pasni, barely 100 kilometres from China's Gwadar, to granting Turkey 1,000 acres of land in Karachi for a new industrial hub, Islamabad is signalling a dramatic foreign policy reset. The goal: economic survival, political legitimacy, and renewed leverage in a region defined by shifting powers. advertisement A Quiet Offer with Loud Implications According to reports, Pakistan has proposed allowing the U.S. to build and operate a "civilian" port at Pasni, valued…