In this article, Dr. Khurshid critically assesses Pakistan’s renewed global visibility amid shifting geopolitical alignments. He argues that while Pakistan appears more relevant in current international discourse, this relevance remains largely situational and externally driven rather than a sign of genuine strategic empowerment. The analysis highlights how great-power competition, regional instability, and short-term tactical interests shape Pakistan’s role, warning against conflating visibility with long-term strategic gain.
