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No one should expect progress in Afghanistan anytime soon, enmeshed as it is in a complex web of interaction among...
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Reopening of the NATO supply routes won't stop cross-national terrorism from Pakistan

Published on: 12 July 2012

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The Pakistani military and intelligence service will not easily break the ties with Islamist terrorist groups in...
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The Baloch people, who have suffered decades of repression, deserve the right to self-determination.

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