Pakistani Unrest Exposes Washington’s Dangerous Foreign Policy Failures

As America pursues aggressive strikes abroad — such as the recent U.S.-Israeli attack that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — the consequences ripple far beyond distant battlefields. The latest example unfolded in Pakistan, where deadly protests and widespread violence erupted, forcing authorities to impose a three-day curfew and deploy troops to restore order. Is Washington Ignoring the Backlash of Its Provocations? In northern Pakistani cities like Gilgit and Skardu, Shiite demonstrators, incensed by the killing of Khamenei, attacked key international offices including UN military monitors and development agencies, setting fire to buildings and clashing violently with police. At...