Corey William

The FALL of American foreign policy under @realDonaldTrump is very real. 🇮🇳🤝🇪🇺 VS 🇺🇸🤝🇵🇰 @Intl_Mediatior @BradSherman

@steve_hanke @BradSherman @DerekJGrossman A nuclear-armed state drifting deeper into Beijing’s financial grip strengthens #China’s leverage while exposing #Pakistan’s inability to build genuine self-reliance after decades of repeated bailouts. 5/

@steve_hanke @BradSherman #Pakistan still speaks of sovereignty, but its economic survival hinges on IMF disbursements and Chinese extensions. Its dependence on China is not just an economic headline—it is a security risk for the U.S. and the region. 4/ @DerekJGrossman

#Pakistan is trapped in a debt addiction cycle. After 23 IMF approaches and yet another $1.2B tranche under a $7B program, the disbelief is not about the numbers, but how #Islamabad still presents this as strategy rather than dependency. @PGTAnalytics 1/

#Pakistan’s diplomatic game looks less like statesmanship and more like a hollow performance they are desperately trying to market as relevance. Nothing but a failed attempt by #Pakistan to stay in the conversation. 2/

Two weeks into #Pakistan’s so-called “great mediation” with Iran and the USA, and the war has only intensified—not a single sign of slowing down. @abasitpak1 @realZalmayMK 1/

With negotiations reportedly still underway, the real question is whether this is a pressure tactic—or the prelude to another dangerous widening of the war. Either way, Washington’s political divide over Trump’s Iran strategy is only deepening. 3/

The geopolitical stakes are enormous: the Strait of Hormuz handles a major share of global oil flows, and fears of further escalation have already pushed Brent crude above $110. Markets are now bracing for possible retaliation. 2/

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer blasted the remarks, accusing Trump of “ranting like an unhinged madman” and warning that threats against civilian infrastructure could amount to possible war crimes. 1/ theguardian.com/us-news/2026/a…

@DVATW @mrubin1971 Internally, these groups target minorities, secular activists, and civilians. Externally, they export terror. A state that harbors and shields terrorists is complicit in global violence. #Pakistan remains a terror-exporting state, not a responsible nation. 4/ @GuyNirIL

@DVATW -Afghanistan insurgency: Haqqani Network thrives with tacit support from Pakistani agencies. The pattern is clear. #Pakistan 3/ @mrubin1971

#Pakistan has repeatedly been linked to state-supported terrorism. Groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), and the Haqqani Network operate from #Pakistani territory, carrying out attacks in India, Afghanistan, and beyond. #Pakistan #TerrorState @BobBurg 1/

Meanwhile, #Pakistan tries to cozy up to the US. China’s response: “Nice try, buddy.” Financial leverage: the modern way of saying, “Don’t make us sad, or no gas for you.” Friendship, but make it transactional. 💸 3/

Gas layoffs, investor panic, and cash-flow chaos? Yep. Turns out, Chinese firms can’t just absorb losses forever. Who knew “strategic friendship” doesn’t come with unlimited IOUs? 2/

#Pakistan’s “ride-or-die” relationship with #China is looking a bit… rocky. Beijing just reminded Islamabad to pay $220M to United Energy #Pakistan—or face gas supply cuts. Nothing like a friendly ultimatum to test “all-weather” loyalty! @steve_hanke @speaknsee 1/

The rescue unfolded deep inside Iranian territory after the crew member survived behind enemy lines for more than a day. 3/

The rescue unfolded deep inside Iranian territory after the crew member survived behind enemy lines for more than a day. 2/

BREAKING: A US crew member whose F-15E was shot down over Iran is now “safe and sound” after what President Trump called one of the most daring rescue missions in US military history. 1/ edition.cnn.com/2026/04/05/wor…