Pakistan’s Shifting Changing Aspects of Civil Military Power: An Analysis of 2018 to 2026

Abstract

In this article examines at how Pakistan’s politics changed from 2018 to 2026.During this period, there was a hub of governments and military seizing power again. The notion of interaction between civilian leadership and the Pakistan Army is studied. We examine how they "gamed" elections and the lack of ability to govern and how citizens mobilised, the civilian and military dynamics. Hybrid governments are usually seen as political setups. A disappointingly high percentage of them have proofs of longevity. This article seeks to make sense of the continued existence of these hybrid governments despite between government changes and elections. Pakistan politics is a case to study. The military has always figured into the country. From 2018 to 2026, it didn't go by without an exception. Throughout there was military influence. The civilian executives did not hold sway. Elections frequently were rigged. The Government on its turn did not keep its promises. The article goes into detail about the situation. It makes suggestions for nationwide the government. The fate of the country rests on how it is able to stabilize and consolidate its political system in a more democratic fashion. This article attempts to make a contribution in this direction. Hybrid regimes in Pakistan are proven to be sustainable. This article examines the factors responsible for its durability. The results can contribute to the understanding of the complexities of Pakistan Politics. An analysis of the situation is provided in the article. The objective would be to offer solutions to the problems encountered by Pakistan politics. The article aims to contribute to the debate, on Pakistan politics. The article offers an analysis of the circumstances. The article talks about how these dealers a key part of what makes Pakistan government work and how talking and negotiating are just as important as using force to keep the government in power. This is the essence of Pakistan politics, of deals between the military and civilian governments.

Keywords: Pakistan, Civil-Military Relations, Election Rigging, Hybrid Regime