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Analysis: The Overly Simplistic Logic of Washington’s Pakistan Policy
3 Dec 2007 The simplistic logic of US policy in Pakistan which posits a dichotomy between these two core aims is misleading and should lead to a broader reassessment of US policy in the war on terror.
Pakistan Central and South Asia United States Americas Terrorism International Responses The War on Terror The Pakistan Nexus
Analysis: Bhutto Returns: Through the Domestic Lens
19 Oct 2007
In the early hours of 19 October 2007 in the port city of Karachi blasts intended to assassinate the returning leader of the Pakistan’s Peoples Party, Benazir Bhutto, killed 130 people.The Pakistan Nexus Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
In the early hours of 19 October 2007 in the port city of Karachi blasts intended to assassinate the returning leader of the Pakistan’s Peoples Party, Benazir Bhutto, killed 130 people.
The Pakistan Nexus Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
Analysis: Bhutto: Into the Lion's Den
19 Oct 2007
The return of Benzir Bhutto and her attempted assasination suggest a turbulent period for Pakistani stabilityThe Pakistan Nexus Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
The return of Benzir Bhutto and her attempted assasination suggest a turbulent period for Pakistani stability
The Pakistan Nexus Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
Analysis: Carnage and attempted assassination marks Bhutto’s return to Pakistan
19 Oct 2007 The attack marks beyond any doubt seepage between Pakistan’s political and security woes. Serious doubts must now shroud the practical feasibility of Pakistan holding its parliamentary elections in three months time.
The Pakistan Nexus Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
RUSI Journal: Is Missile Defence Destabilizing for South Asia?
1 Oct 2005 The prevailing view that the introduction of ballistic missile defence components in South Asia would destabilize the prevailing nuclear equilibrium between India and Pakistan and lead to an ‘all out’ arms race is flawed.
Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Strategy Global Security Issues Central and South Asia India Pakistan
RUSI Journal: General Musharrafs Management of Pakistans National Security
18 Jun 2004
Pakistan Central and South Asia
Pakistan Central and South Asia
RUSI Journal: An Analysis of the Kargil Conflict 1999
18 Jun 2004
In 1999 media reports suggested that India and Pakistan nearly went to war – even nuclear war - afteNuclear Non-Proliferation and Strategy Global Security Issues India Central and South Asia Pakistan
In 1999 media reports suggested that India and Pakistan nearly went to war – even nuclear war - afte
Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Strategy Global Security Issues India Central and South Asia Pakistan
RUSI Journal: Pakistans Defence Industry: Shifting Gears
18 Jun 2004
Technology Pakistan Central and South Asia
Technology Pakistan Central and South Asia
RUSI Monitor: The Capture Of Khalid Sheikh Mohammad
1 Mar 2003
While Khalid Sheikh's capture is but the latest in a long series of arrests stretching over the last eighteen months of terror activists, it is nevertheless much more significant than any that went before it, in terms of both symbolic and operational implications.Global Security Issues Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
While Khalid Sheikh's capture is but the latest in a long series of arrests stretching over the last eighteen months of terror activists, it is nevertheless much more significant than any that went before it, in terms of both symbolic and operational implications.
Global Security Issues Terrorism Pakistan Central and South Asia
RUSI Newsbrief: Pakistan's Leader: The Survivor for How Long?
1 Jan 2002
Pakistan, India, Diplomacy, Musharraf, Intelligence, ISIIntelligence Pakistan Central and South Asia India
Pakistan, India, Diplomacy, Musharraf, Intelligence, ISI
Intelligence Pakistan Central and South Asia India
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