Could US midterms reshape Pakistan’s relationship with Washington?
Politics · First reported 27 Oct, 05:47 · Updated 08:26

Pakistan’s close ties with the Trump administration could face a test in the US midterm elections, which will determine control of Congress. Analysts quoted in the article differed on how a change in congressional power might affect Islamabad’s standing.
- The US midterms are scheduled for November 3, with control of the House of Representatives and Senate at stake; the article said Republicans were expected to lose seats in both chambers.
- The article described recent US-Pakistan ties, including a July 2025 trade deal that cut tariffs on Pakistani goods from 29% to 19% and Pakistan’s role in US-Iran talks.
- An analyst said a Democratic majority could lean more toward India, while other experts said Pakistan’s wider Middle East and security role could remain significant.
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