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ID:
129880
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ID:
102022
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2010.
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FOR THE LAST FEW DAYS following the "Rolling Stones" interview by Gen. McChrystal and President Obama's decision to replace him with Gen. Petraeus there has been a great deal of attention paid to the current situation in Afghanistan and what the change in command will portend for the strategy that Gen McChrystal had devised to achieve President Obama's goal of disrupting, dismantling and defeating the Al-Qaeda network and ensuring that Afghanistan did not again become a safe haven for terrorists intent on attacking the United States and its allies. By and large, the comments have welcomed the Petraeus appointment as the best option available but they also suggest whatever Gen. McChrystal's faults the military at least had unity of command while the U.S. civilian team was not working together smoothly, that little progress had been made in improving the quality of governance in Afghanistan and therefore that the United States is losing the war in Afghanistan. More and more these reports and commentaries suggest that the American will to continue in Afghanistan is wilting partly because public opinion is no longer willing to support it and partly because the leaders too believe that this has become an unwinnable war.
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ID:
068379
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ID:
102272
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ID:
118462
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ID:
132445
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ID:
118652
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ID:
107424
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ID:
135570
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The theoretical framework exploring security changed following the end of the cold war. In the post-cold war era, strategic thinkers and policy makers developed a new discourse that took into account non-military security issue like lack of healthcare, poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, poor food, poor sanitation system, poor governance and environmental issues as non-traditional security issue. This innovative paradigm shift has helped expand the horizon of security studies. The contribution of Copenhagen school is noteworthy in this connection.
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ID:
132448
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2014.
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Dying children, miscarriages, scarce food and water supplies and an almost complete absence of coordinated relief services-the plight of the internally displaced people from North Waziristan continues to worsen and could be exacerbated if the camps turn into militant breeding gounds.
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ID:
091562
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2009.
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While military forces are still deliberating when to announce a formal operation in North and South Waziristan, about 5,000 army personnel have already been deployed in the two agencies. Life seems to have become a living hell for the residents of North Waziristan due to the military's presence there.
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ID:
132224
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ID:
127975
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ID:
115427
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ID:
097615
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ID:
131739
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2014.
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The narrative of nation-building, legitimised by religion, has perhaps licensed the establishement of a privatised armed militia, that has, in the name of jihad, started eating into the vitals of Pakistan's diverse policy.
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ID:
109054
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ID:
112211
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ID:
095856
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ID:
104139
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