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Pakistan terrorism
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Teaching Tolerance in Pakistan
By Shah Meer Baloch
Unless significant change is introduced, Pakistan may have to resign itself to unending attacks.
Pakistan and North Korea’s Nuclear Extortion
By Seth Oldmixon
Two troubled countries. Two similar strategies.
The Pathankot Airbase Attack and the Future of India-Pakistan Relations
By Sumit Kumar
Events in the wake of the attack leave some room for hope.
Remembering the Peshawar Attack
By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
Twelve months after the slaughter at Army Public School, where does Pakistan stand on terrorism?
Why Did Afghanistan's Spy Chief Just Quit?
By Catherine Putz
Nabil says Ghani is surrendering "Afghanistan's 5,000 year history to Pakistan's 60-year history."
Modi’s Worrying Pakistan Policy
By Saira Bano
A lack of coherence allied with tough talk could prove self-defeating.
Global Peace Index: South China Sea a 'Potential Area For Conflict'
By Franz-Stefan Gady
A new report highlights an increasing division between the most and least peaceful nations - including in Asia.
America’s Pakistan Dilemma
By Sarah Graham
Rarely have Pakistan and U.S. strategic interests converged.
China's Choice: India or Pakistan?
By Mu Chunshan
Which South Asian country is more important for China's future?
China Applauds Pakistan’s Anti-Terror Operation
By Shannon Tiezzi
Pakistan's operation Zarb-e-Azb will target anti-China terrorists along with domestic Pakistani terror groups.
Pakistan: Fighting Terrorism with Tourism
Following recent violence at tourist spots, Pakistan’s tourism industry took a blow. Can it bounce back?
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