Scenarios about 'Pakistan'
A nation in South Asia that emerged from the partition of British India in 1947 as a homeland for Muslims of the subcontinent. Pakistan's strategic location has made it significant in regional geopolitics, serving as a pivotal player during the Cold War and in modern conflicts in Afghanistan. In alternate history scenarios, Pakistan's nuclear capabilities, relations with India, and its position between the Middle East, Central Asia, and South Asia make it a critical point of divergence for exploring different regional power dynamics.
What If Islamabad Developed Different Relationships with Tribal Areas?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Pakistan pursued a more integrative approach toward the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, potentially reshaping regional security dynamics and the trajectory of South Asian geopolitics.
What If Karachi Developed Different Urban Planning Approaches?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Pakistan's largest city implemented comprehensive urban planning strategies, potentially transforming it into a model megacity rather than facing overwhelming infrastructure and governance challenges.
What If Lahore Preserved More of Its Historical Heritage?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Lahore, Pakistan's cultural capital, preserved its rich architectural and cultural heritage more comprehensively, transforming the city into a global heritage destination and center for cultural preservation.
What If Punjab Was Never Partitioned?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Punjab region remained undivided during the 1947 Partition of India, potentially transforming South Asian geopolitics, religious relations, and the development of both India and Pakistan.