ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s growing recognition on the global stage has triggered unease among hostile elements aligned with what officials describe as “Fitna al-Hindustan.”
In this regard, these terrorist groups have intensified their disinformation campaigns as mentioned by government sources, attempting to malign Pakistan through false claims, fabricated narratives, and misleading propaganda.
In this sense, Pakistan’s recent achievements in strengthening ties with major powers, including the United States, Russia, and several European countries, have underlined the country’s emerging role in regional and international affairs.
Furthermore, the commentators argue that this growing recognition is viewed unfavorably by adversarial networks that seek to undermine Pakistan’s credibility. In addition, the government officials insist such tactics indicate frustration rather than fact, pointing out that Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts are widely acknowledged by partners across continents.
Moreover, Pakistan has pursued a policy of constructive engagement, focusing on regional stability, counter-terrorism cooperation, and economic connectivity projects.
These measures have increased the country’s standing, attracting support from allies and opening new avenues for cooperation.
So far, the government officials focus on the fact that disinformation campaigns cannot overshadow the country’s tangible progress.
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The hostile narratives underline wider geopolitical contest where information warfare is increasingly deployed as a tool. They note that while propaganda may create temporary noise, it cannot undo the reality of Pakistan’s strengthened diplomatic, political, and economic engagements.
