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Taliban Compounds Crime of Shooting Malala With Its Legal Justifications

Oct 13, 2012

What next — will Pakistan’s TTP sue her?

Playing One Side Off the Other Only Hurts Pakistan in the End

Playing One Side Off the Other Only Hurts Pakistan in the End

Feb 8, 2012

A state whose national-security policy is founded on duplicity founders there.

NATO Airstrike Played Right Into Pakistani Insurgents’ Hands

Nov 28, 2011

Not everyone is outraged by the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

India “Soft”? Not After It Launches Its Own Kill-bin-Laden Attacks on Pakistan

Jun 21, 2011

Some in India would like to see it emulate the SEAL attack on bin Laden.

Is Pakistan Appeasing the Taliban?

Jun 13, 2008

Pakistan is in danger of giving away too much to its local Taliban in the current talks.

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