Pakistan's leaders brace for Democratic scrutiny as households hope for relief

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Pakistan's leaders are bracing for scrutiny from Democrats after their congressional win, having spent two years courting President Donald Trump, while ordinary citizens hope the shift eases their cost-of-living crisis. The government and military built close ties with Trump, including mediation in the Iran war and deals involving his family and associates, but these have yielded limited economic gains and now face potential investigation. Analysts say Pakistan's heavy reliance on the White House relationship leaves it unprepared for Democratic oversight, though counterterrorism and Iran diplomacy may retain bipartisan support.


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