Why Pakistan will Lose the 2030s

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Pakistan is one of the world's nuclear-armed nations. With the 5th largest population globally and a key position between China, India, and Iran, Pakistan's potential for prosperity is marred by governmental instability, economic woes, and a soaring debt burden.

We'll explore how internal conflicts, natural disasters, and external pressures have driven the country into China's embrace, creating a dependency that may spell its downfall. From a ballooning external debt that eats up nearly half of Pakistan's external income to inflation rates hitting 38% and a weakened rupee, the economic landscape is bleak.

The video also examines Pakistan's turbulent political history, its rocky geography, and how these factors have destabilized the nation internally while straining relationships with neighbors, particularly India. We'll touch on China's ambitious but troubled Belt and Road Initiative in Pakistan and consider the unnerving potential for Pakistan to sell nuclear weapons as a last resort to alleviate its financial crisis.


This video was edited by Piper Creative