Pakistan Diplomacy: About six months before cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan lost power, Pakistan slipped into diplomatic exile. For almost three years after that, the country’s leadership remained cut off from major Western capitals. In global politics, it seemed as if Islamabad had simply vanished.

But over the past 10 months, under the command of Field Marshal Asim Munir and a compliant civilian setup, the country has apparently tried to claw its way back. The approach has been subtle – praising US President Donald Trump, warming ties with Saudi Arabia and reopening old trade doors in the West.

Last week, Pakistan’s Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan met a European Union (EU) delegation in Brussels. Both sides agreed to strengthen their partnership under the EU’s Generalised Sche

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