PM Modi stays away from Trump's 'Sharm-naak' Gaza circus, Shehbaz stays staged

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : , Sharif gawked at Trump, smiled, and babbled in a stupor.
50% : " Trump turned his head and quipped, "I can't believe that you're taking a low-key approach today," sending the hall into laughter.
50% : In what looked clearly choreographed, Trump gave the stage to Shehbaz Sharif for five minutes.
50% : However, Trump couldn't just keep his eyes off Sharif.
50% : "He is going to help make that happen, right?," Trump asked.
50% : And, why not? As Sharif stood there, hand in hand with Trump, his country burned - from the borders with Afghanistan to the streets of Lahore.
50% : PM Modi denied Trump yet again - this time after the G7 summit snub in Canada earlier this year, when Trump had planned to roll out the red carpet for Modi in Washington, with Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir already present.
50% : But rest assured, had PM Modi been dragged alongside Sharif on the global stage while Trump played the self-styled peacemaker, it would have been Tharoor's party crying 'Sharm-naak' instead.
42% : Sample this: while thanking countries - or rather, handing out his own approval ratings - Trump called out, "France!

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