Events lay bare just how strategically isolated Islamabad has become As my last post noted, the events of the past…
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New Delhi is being wooed by both Washington and Beijing, though its ultimate choice is becoming increasingly clearer A previous…
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Pakistan’s prospects careen from bad to worse, but there is still some possibility that it might one day evolve in…
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The time has come to question why the country needs tactical nuclear forces Marking the anniversary of Pakistan’s 1998 nuclear…
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Things are going bad domestically, but at least India’s regional position is improving A regular concern of this blog…
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The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) had given its approval to the establishment of the National Counter-terrorism Centre (NCTC) in…
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When Zbigniew Brezezinski and William Casey implemented a policy of training, funding and equipping Wahabi extremists in order to do…
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During the phase of the Cold War between 1952 and 92, the possibility of any form of direct attack by…
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In the past three years, critical infrastructure the world over—from transportation systems, power production facilities, communications equipment, along with commercial…
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If the U.S. is floundering in a region hosting some of the world’s most dangerous religious extremists, a leading cause…