Imran will not be easy to normalize relations with the United States

Pakistan's future Prime Minister will not have much fun to normalize relations with the United States. As soon as he focuses on normalization, the better the better.

According to the influential Dawn of Pakistan, it is a difficult task to rule Pakistan even in succession. When the country is under economic tension and diplomatic pressure, it does not have to be imaginable to understand what might happen. The solutions of these two are related to each other. A key to pain relief is in the United States. However, the future Prime Minister Imran Khan will not be very easy to solve this problem.

In the speech of the winner, Imran has made a very wise, friendly and enthusiastic statement. But his question about the relationship with the United States is uncomfortable. In this case he spoke a traditional Pakistani language. The main tune, Pakistan has been misconduct, and the US relationship has to be 'mutually beneficial' and 'balanced'. A veteran statesman might try to be tactful here. But Imran wants to put pressure on Washington about the issue. In doing so, he can find himself in difficult situations.

Imran's win was not an option for Washington. All that has been said or conceived about him, in the context of his sympathetic attitude to the Taliban.

Imran's close friends say that he is misunderstood. Maybe that's it But in the past, he spoke very strongly against the United States and the Taliban and never tried to correct them. As in many recent years many tried to convince him, he should normalize relations with Washington's policy-making groups. But Imran did not turn that ear into it.

There has been a lot of rigging in the Pakistan elections - all of the opposition parties complained. Only silent about the PTI of Imran. The United States did not take good care of the matter. By the day before the election, Washington's eyes were still not visible. DC was busy with other international issues. But soon after the election, his eyes were seen in the eyes. They are watching the rigging of votes and Imran's ambition with the army. These words can be repeated with a Washington diary.

In the case of bilateral relations, Imran's hand tied. As the US-Pakistan relations were not mutually beneficial, he would have to step aside. In effect, both countries have benefited greatly from this relationship. There was a problem other than one. But 'balance' is not possible. In fact, in the short term, the government's willingness to balance the government will work against its economic situation. Pakistan needs to be found next to IMF. The United States has openly stated that the donor agency will be in what side, depending on the US-Pakistan relations.