PESJAWAR (Pajhwok): Pakistan has scorned suggestions from former US envoy for reconciliation Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad.
In response to the US diplomat’s remarks about a three-pronged crisis facing Pakistan, the Foreign Office said Islamabad did not need “unsolicited advice” from Khalilzad.
On Tuesday, the ex-envoy had said Pakistan was underperforming and falling far behind India in economic and political areas.
“Pakistan faces a triple crisis: political, economic, and security. Despite great potential, it is underperforming and falling far behind its archrival India...”
It was time for serious soul-searching, bold thinking and strategising, he said while commenting on . . .
