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Hard States Don’t Explain Themselves: Yalda Hakim Vs Musharraf Zaidi

Mosharraf Zaidi

Final Word

Criticism of governments is legitimate. Scrutiny is necessary. But outsourcing domestic disputes to international media platforms is neither principled nor strategic.

Pakistan does not need validation from foreign anchors, nor does it need to internalize narratives built on partial information and emotional leverage.

A hard state stands on its institutions, not on appeasement.

On this count, Mosharraf Zaidi was spot on—and the interview proved it.

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