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Who Governs Pakistan? The Test a “Reformist Army” Must Pass

Who governs Pakistan in 2026? A constitutional test of military reform, civilian authority and the claims linking provincial leaders to terrorism in KP and Balochistan.

Pakistani citizen facing Parliament House in Islamabad beneath the headline Who Governs Pakistan?

Pakistan has heard the promise before: give extraordinary power to the people who say they can repair a broken system, and accountability will follow. It seldom follows on its own. In 2026, as military command, investment policy and civilian administration are discussed together, the question is more urgent than whether the state is being redesigned. Who authorises the redesign, who can examine its decisions, and who bears the cost when it fails?

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