Aima Khosa

Researcher of Pakistan-China Relations, South-South Cooperation & Counter-Hegemony. A new world is possible. Let's make it. 🌹

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

Happy anniversary to my favourite edit of all time.

[낋이 @dakggi]

쌓으면 대나무가 완성되는 컵이라니🎋🎋🎋

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

Questura appointment

[mia @miakshm]

any Italian horrors to recomend ? 🦇

['KNOCK KNOCK!' @knockknock0408]

LAY - 巴基斯坦在北京 weibo

[Faiza Murad @fayezasays]

Loud and clear!

[Muhammad Saad @hafizsaadriaz]

اللهم اقسم لي في يوم عرفة خير ما قسمت، واختم لي في قضائك خير ما ختمت، واختم لي بالسعادة فيما ختمت... اللهم افتح لي في هذا اليوم المبارك باب كل خير فتحته لأحد من خلقك وأوليائك وأهل طاعتك و لا تسده عني وارزقني رزقا تغيثني به من رزقك الطيب الحلال.

[Ammar Rashid @AmmarRashidT]

Trump wants the Muslim world to reward the Zionist entity for causing hundreds of billions in damage to their economies & nearly causing total regional annihilation by recognising it. The desperate words of a flailing Zionist puppet who's become totally unmoored from reality.

[Asma Shirazi @asmashirazi]

Pakistan’ official position regarding ‘Abraham Accords’ is known to everyone and Pakistan is under no obligation to sign Abraham Accords framework just on the pretext of mediating a war forged by USA and Israel on Iran.

President Trump’s latest comments suggest an effort to turn Iran ceasefire diplomacy into a broader US-led regional political and security arrangement centered around the Abraham Accords.

Pakistan’s position on Palestine and Israel remains historic, principled, constitutional, and rooted in international law that Pakistan continues to support an independent Palestinian state based on pre-1967 borders with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital, and this stance cannot be reshaped by developments linked to the Iran-US crisis.

Publicly linking Pakistan and Arab world to Abraham Accords is a new move that U.S. President is projecting to make Israel happy while compelling Gulf states and Pakistan to accept Abraham Accords or there will be no deal with Iran, means no peace in the region. A complete pressure tactic which has finally brought the cat out of the bag.

While Pakistan’s role in de-escalation during the US-Iran tensions enhanced its diplomatic relevance, acknowledged by both Washington and Tehran, Islamabad remains under no compulsion to join any such framework.

[Umair Javed @umairjav]

The post Bretton-Woods world order may be on its last legs but it just gave us a Pakistani guy performing 2pac covers in Sheikhupura.

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

Why are their songs SO CUTE? 😭

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

"With the force of thunder, you shattered the arrogance of hegemony."

⚡️🇵🇰🇨🇳

[The Whistle Blower @InsiderWB]

Breaking 🔥

Communist party of China releases a song to welcome Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif of Pakistan.

Also gives an honourable mention to 8:0

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

@AyeshaA_Q @hafizsaadriaz @bee_asks @iyad_elbaghdadi @Ziyad_F_I @hashurtag Love you 🤍

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

وَقُلْ جَآءَ ٱلْحَقُّ وَزَهَقَ ٱلْبَـٰطِلُ ۚ إِنَّ ٱلْبَـٰطِلَ كَانَ زَهُوقًۭا

Welcome back.

[Muhammad Saad @hafizsaadriaz]

Alhamdulilah I'm back home!
A mentor of mine told me that a journalist should leave no stone unturned to follow a story but should avoid becoming a story at every cost..
But I guess life had different plans.. I will not discuss the ongoing case , just wanted to

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

🥹❤️

[SBP @StateBank_Pak]

To mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Pakistan🇵🇰 and China🇨🇳, the Government of Pakistan has decided to issue a commemorative coin of Rs.75 denomination. This coin will be available to the general public from May 25, 2026 through counters of #SBP Banking Services Corporation.
See PR: https://t.co/rCMmoKsrHZ

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

75 years strong. 🇵🇰🇨🇳

[The President of Pakistan @PresOfPakistan]

Celebrating 75 years of 🇵🇰 & 🇨🇳 diplomatic relations, let’s remember the historic visits of Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto to China, including his landmark 1976 meeting with Chairman Mao Zedong, which helped strengthen the foundations of the friendship between Pakistan & China.

[Government of Pakistan @GovtofPakistan]

"Seventy-five years ago, our founding fathers laid down the foundation of our bilateral diplomatic relations, and it went to the credit of Pakistan that we were the first Muslim country to recognize China and one of the first few countries around the globe. Ever since, we have never looked back. Throughout these 75 years, Chinese leadership, the people of China, stood with Pakistan like a solid rock.

Pakistan has this to its credit that in the 1960s, the first flight landed at Beijing Airport 60 years ago. Pakistan had always supported one China principle without any second thought. And to this day and forever, we will support one China policy without fear or favour. CPEC, under the Belt and Road Initiative of President Xi Jinping, is a great manifestation of Chinese commitment to support Pakistan and bring progress throughout the country.''

~Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif addresses the ceremony held to mark the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and China

[Khalil Hashmi @KhalilHashmi]

Bandung, 1955.

As newly independent Asian and African nations gathered to shape a more just and representative international order, Pakistan and China stood among those advocating the principles of peaceful coexistence, sovereign equality, and cooperation among developing countries.

The Bandung Conference became an early milestone in the shared diplomatic outlook that continues to underpin Pakistan-China relations today. #PakChinaAt75

1955年，万隆。

当亚洲和非洲新独立国家齐聚万隆，共同探索更加公正、更具代表性的国际秩序时，巴基斯坦和中国站在倡导和平共处、主权平等以及发展中国家团结合作的行列之中。

万隆会议成为巴中两国共同外交理念的重要早期里程碑，这一理念也持续塑造着今天的巴中关系。#PakChinaAt75

@MIshaqDar50 @ForeignOfficePk @PkPublicDiplo @appcsocialmedia @CGTNOfficial

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

Also Pakistan was the first Muslim country to recognise PRC. 🇵🇰🇨🇳

[Khalil Hashmi @KhalilHashmi]

Pakistan became one of the first countries to recognize and establish diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China.

What began as a diplomatic decision between two newly emerging states would, over the decades, grow into an All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership rooted in mutual trust, mutual respect, and shared purpose. #PakChinaAt75

1951年5月21日。

巴基斯坦成为最早承认并与中华人民共和国建立外交关系的国家之一。

这一建立在两个新兴国家之间的外交决定，历经数十年发展，逐步成长为以战略互信、相互尊重和共同使命为基础的全天候战略合作伙伴关系。

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

@Omaidus 😆

[Aima Khosa @aimaMK]

In colloquial terms, this is called jhoot bolna.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇵🇰🇨🇳 Pakistan just quietly walked away from its most important relationship.

For years the China-Pakistan relationship was untouchable. Officials in Islamabad described it in language they used for nobody else, "all weather," "deeper than the deepest sea." The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor pumped tens of billions into Pakistani highways, power plants and ports at a time when the country couldn't attract foreign investment from anyone else. It was the one constant in a foreign policy that changed with every government.

Then Munir took over and it just... stopped.

Of the 90 CPEC projects originally planned, only 38 have been completed. Twenty three are still under construction. A third never even broke ground. The last major project delivered was in 2022. Nothing significant has been added to the pipeline since. ML-1, the flagship upgrade of Pakistan's main north-south railway that was supposed to be the centerpiece of CPEC's entire second phase, has been deferred so many times it's become a running joke.

Sharif flew to Beijing in 2024 specifically to secure new funding. He came back with nothing. Pakistan's unpaid dues to Chinese power producers had ballooned into open friction. China's own ambassador in Islamabad took the extraordinary step of publicly accusing the Pakistani state of failing to protect Chinese workers, 21 of whom had been killed in attacks since CPEC launched.

Behind the scenes it was even uglier. Pakistan had privately offered China what Beijing had wanted for over a decade, a permanent military base at the deep water port of Gwadar. But Pakistan came to that table with a list of demands. Protect us from U.S. retaliation for hosting the base. Modernize our military. And most critically, give us a sea-based nuclear second strike capability, the most sensitive element of any nuclear arsenal, something Pakistan had been trying to develop on its own for twenty years.

China walked away. Beijing concluded the nuclear demand alone would make it directly complicit in nuclear proliferation in South Asia, exposing China to international consequences that made the Gwadar base not worth it. The talks ended bitterly.
Munir told a journalist in August 2025, "We will not sacrifice one friend for the other." He had already made his choice long before saying it.

Washington got exactly what it wanted. CPEC's second phase is dead. The Gwadar base never happened. And the relationship Pakistan once called deeper than the deepest sea is sitting at the bottom of it.

Source: Drop Site News

[Ziyad Faisal Ismaili ~ زیاد فیصل اسماعیلی @Ziyad_F_I]

With UAE-hireling Super Mario jumping into the fray, it's obvious that the Juice are interested in Indian psy-ops about Pak-China relations.
The hallucination itself is funny, but Drop Site cited as the front for it is messed up.
They do some reporting on important stuff.