By Tom Hussain in South China Morning Post, Sept 9, 2017 The writer is an Islamabad-based journalist and Pakistan affairs analyst In 1992, when Pakistan first came under international diplomatic pressure to halt terrorist attacks on India emanating from its territory, Islamabad’s chief diplomat and the architect of its modern-day strategic alliance with China, Akram Zaki, told me: “Pakistan’s foreign policy is in a minefield without a map”. It still is. By naming Pakistan-based terrorist…