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Title:
Navigating Polycrisis: Strategic Diplomacy in a Fragmented World Order
Issued by: Centre for Strategic & Contemporary Studies, Foreign Service Institute, Islamabad
Classification: Public / Policy Reflection
Date: 18 April 2026 As the U

The global strategic landscape is defined by simultaneous shocks—economic volatility, climate-induced migration, technological decoupling, and realignment of great powers. For Pakistan, this “polycrisis” demands a proactive, multi-aligned, and interest-based foreign policy. This report outlines key trends observed in Q1–Q2 2026 and offers actionable diplomatic recommendations for mid-career officers.

Focus: Anecdotal insights from Pakistan’s missions in Washington D.C., London, and Riyadh.