Trump 2.0: What the Donald’s second term means for US-Pakistan relations
Let me start by saying that US-Pakistan relations are normal. What isn’t normal, however, is Pakistan’s perception of this relationship.
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REVEALED: Prophecy drops on what will save US economy from collapse under Donald Trump
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Inside the Love Lives of NFL Quarterbacks
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