CLEAN: Pakistan government faces legal challenges: analyst

The transcript discusses the significant influence of the military in Pakistan's governance, overshadowing civilian government efforts. It highlights the judiciary's growing power, challenging parliamentary supremacy. The government's performance is critiqued, noting its struggles against opposition and new political forces. The chaotic political environment deters international investments, and internal issues are often blamed on external forces. The media's role in shaping public perception is also examined.

What role does the military play in the country's foreign and finance policies?

• The military has no influence over these policies.

• The military plays a minor advisory role.

• The military has significant control over these policies.

• The military only influences foreign policy.

Why is a military coup considered unlikely in the current political climate?

• The military is satisfied with the current government.

• There is strong opposition from media, judiciary, and political parties.

• The military lacks the resources for a coup.

• The international community supports a coup.

What new doctrine is challenging parliamentary supremacy in Pakistan?

• Economic liberalism

• Military dominance

• Media freedom

• Judicial sovereignty

What is one of the main reasons international investors are hesitant to invest in the country?

• The country's strong economic policies

• The country's high literacy rate

• The country's chaotic and dysfunctional system

• The country's stable political environment

What is a common perception among the people regarding the country's issues?

• They believe the issues are due to internal mismanagement.

• They believe the issues are due to natural disasters.

• They attribute the issues to foreign powers and conspiracy theories.

• They think the issues are temporary and will resolve soon.