Pakistan's National Assembly formally voted to pass a motion of no confidence in the current Prime Minister Imran Khan, who will step down as Pakistan's prime minister and become the first prime minister in Pakistan to be removed from the National Assembly.
Subsequently, large-scale demonstrations broke out across Pakistan. On the night of Imran Khan's ouster, people in about 12 cities staged huge demonstrations, including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar and other largest cities.
Thousands of supporters took to the streets to oppose the National Assembly resolution, supporting Imran Khan and calling on the government to keep him prime minister. That evening, Imran Khan also tweeted against supporters against foreign conspiracies to subvert pakistani regimes, accusing "the opposition of intending to organize a foreign-controlled import government and the struggle for freedom in Pakistan will begin again."
On April 11, Shabaz Sharif, leader of the opposition party in parliament and leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Sharif faction, was elected Pakistan's new prime minister by 174 votes. The motion of no confidence against Imran Khan was organized by the opposition he led.
Despite the magnitude of the pakistani demonstrations and their spread across the country, they seem to be of no use. Because of Shabaz's election, imran Khan's removal is a foregone conclusion.
In view of the political changes in Pakistan, in a nutshell, it is actually a typical case of foreign forces using internal contradictions in their own political arenas to interfere in the internal affairs of the country, and the shadow of the United States has been floating behind the Pakistani parliament since the opposition's no-confidence motion was proposed.
Both Imran Khan and the Muslim League itself, led by Sharif, acknowledge that U.S.-backed forces are constantly eroding Pakistani politics.
Since the 1970s, Pakistan's political situation has been dominated by two major factions, namely the Pakistan People's Party, led by the Bhutto family, and the Muslim League, led by the Sharif family, based in Punjab.
Representing the industrial and commercial capitalist class of the new era and the traditional landlord class of the old Indian state, respectively, they regard each other as rivals and have long determined Pakistan's domestic policy and foreign policy.
The JeM party represented by Imran Khan, in support of an egalitarian and modern Islamic democratic welfare state and against long-term class oppression, broke through a large number of powerful politicians, grew rapidly, and finally won the election in 2018 due to the change of internal affairs due to Sharif's corruption and corruption, and took control of the political situation.
Imran Khan pursued an anti-American, pro-Islamic approach that supported religious nationalism and enlightened nationalism. Especially on the anti-American point, Imran Khan, who is well aware of the United States stirring up the situation in Central Asia and bringing great dangers and troubles to Pakistan on the Afghan issue, has always maintained a tough attitude toward Washington.
Especially on the issue of Russia this time, he directly contradicted the Import of Russian wheat with the United States, which "echoes" the refusal of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the Persian Gulf to answer Biden's phone on the oil issue, which means that three of the four strongest allies in the United States in the Arab world have begun to get rid of themselves.
In addition, imran Khan has a very good relationship with the Taliban because he stands for the vast number of Pashtuns, which is tantamount to blatantly punching the United States in the face. Because oil resources can't deal with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and can't move Pakistan?
Therefore, the US side uses the "diplomatic legacy" of decades in Pakistan, just as it did in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, to excavate and exploit political contradictions and ignite political struggles in the political arena. As we all know, the election has always been the most common time point for the United States to interfere in and disrupt the internal affairs of other countries, especially the long-term pro-US policy of the Sharif family, which also provides an opportunity for the INTERVENTION of the United States.
Shabbaz also said last week that maintaining good relations with the United States is essential for Pakistan.
Therefore, it is conceivable that the Sharif family will return to power and the improvement of Pakistan's relations with the United States will be a major inflection point in its governance, but the problem is that the biggest problem in Pakistan at present is the weakness of the economy, and if Shabaz cannot fundamentally improve the economy, his administration may not be able to go far.
On the issue of China, it can be said that regardless of the purpose of the United States interfering in Pakistan's internal affairs, whether there is an anti-China trend or not, it will not shake any foundation of China-Pakistan relations.
China-Pakistan relations are absolutely unshakable by the West, and Mainland Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has made it clear a few days ago that he believes that the overall situation of China-Pakistan relations will not be affected. He also stressed that no matter what its political situation is, China will resolutely safeguard China-Pakistan friendship.
This sentence between old friends that transcends ideology is much more than the empty promises and pie that the United States has made to politicians from all walks of life. In fact, Shabbaz, who was elected pakistan's new prime minister on the 11th, did make a statement on China-Pakistan relations, saying that Pakistan will make every effort to promote the construction of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor next.
We should give full trust to the "Pakistan Railway", and China-Pakistan relations are not so fragile. But at the same time, we also need to be prepared with both hands, in case those who have a heart do it.