BRIDGING THE DIVIDE: PAKISTAN'S ROLE IN MEDIATING U.S-RUSSIA RELATIONS DURING TRUMP'S PRESIDENCY

Abstract

The research examines how Pakistan act as an intermediary between America and Russia during the government of Donald Trump. The growing international political tensions resulted in Pakistan establishing itself as a key force to bring together the two superpowers through diplomatic dialogue. The transitional place of Pakistan enables it to use thoroughly balanced relations with Moscow and Washington to develop communication lines for defusing tensions. The research investigates Pakistan's diplomatic actions through its involvement in significant global affairs spanning the Afghan war alongside nuclear arms control and nearby security matters. This research examines Pakistan's success in minimizing tensions between the United States and Russia by analyzing diplomatic activities and policy transformations and international cooperation. It evaluates both the advantages and barriers that Pakistan encounters while attempting to resolve the divide. The research examines Pakistan's foreign policy through the prism of international power structures, which provides understanding about complicated diplomatic practices alongside mid-size power functions in resolving international disputes.