Russia Says U.S. Using Taiwan to Stir Crisis in Asia

Russia has criticized the U.S. for its support of Taiwan, alleging that Washington’s actions are destabilizing Asia. The comments, though directed at U.S.-China relations, carry significant implications for Pakistan, given its close ties with both Beijing and Moscow. Russia’s stance resonates with China’s position that the U.S. is meddling in the region’s affairs by bolstering Taiwan’s political and military strength.

In Pakistan, experts are examining how these developments may influence South Asia’s geopolitical dynamics. Pakistan’s reliance on China for economic and military partnerships aligns its perspective with Beijing, yet Islamabad’s delicate position requires careful diplomacy to maintain balanced ties with Western powers.

Given the escalating tensions in Asia, Pakistan’s policymakers are likely monitoring these shifts closely, assessing their potential impact on regional trade routes, including the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Observers suggest that Pakistan may find itself navigating a more complex foreign policy landscape as global superpowers vie for influence