Abstract

Pakistan and the United States have had a complex and evolving relationship throughout history. There have been periods of collaboration, stress, and reevaluation in these two nations' relationships in areas such as official engagement, financial partnership, military links, and regional security concerns. This research seeks to present a thorough analysis of the complicated relationship between Pakistan and the United States, emphasizing important factors that have influenced their historical trajectory and current interactions. Data for this descriptive study has been gathered from a range of sources, including books, research papers, press releases, official annul reports, and remarks made by state heads of state to clarify the analysis. It is clear that both states have complex relationships. It also examines the impact on the bilateral relationship of changed U.S. policies, such as the discontinuation of security support and the increased focus on regional allegiances.