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INDO - PAKISTAN RELATIONS (6) answer(s).
 
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Afghanistan as a factor in Indo-Pakistan relations / Hussain, Nazir; Farani, Muhammad Najam-ud-Din   Journal Article
Hussain, Nazir Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
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ID:   109056


Indo-Pakistan relations and Afghanistan / Kumar, Satish   Journal Article
Kumar, Satish Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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ID:   184929


Pakistan's acquisition of arms: rationale, quest and implication for India / Gupta, Amit   Journal Article
Gupta, Amit Journal Article
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ID:   093935


Peace pipe: Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline remains in doubt / Joshi, Sunjoy   Journal Article
Joshi, Sunjoy Journal Article
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Key Words Iran  ;  India  ;  Pipeline  ;  Peace Pipe  ;  Indo - Pakistan Relations  ;  Pakistan - 1967-1977 
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ID:   121935


Thimphu at Three: where Indo-Pakistan relations treading? / Chakraborty, Mohor   Journal Article
Chakraborty, Mohor Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract The Thimphu SAARC Summit held in 2010 has definitely been a watershed in the recent trajectory of Indo-Pakistan relations. The Summit paved the way for turning the tide of trust deficit in the aftermath of the 2008 Mumbai carnage towards trust building. In the post-Thimphu period, a number of factors have facilitated the stepping up of bilateral ties. On the other hand, there have been occasional blemishes in the complexion of mutual relations as well. Keeping this backdrop in mind, the present article attempts to analyze the path in which the tidal stream of Indo-Pakistan relations is flowing and what the future has in store for it.
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ID:   113245


US–Pakistan relations after a decade of the war on terror / Fair, C Christine   Journal Article
Fair, C Christine Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
Summary/Abstract This essay examines the arc of the US-Pakistan relations amid the developments of the last decade of the war on terror. It argues that Washington's pursuit of dehyphenated relations with India and Pakistan, and failure to follow through on early promises to Pakistan, made it more likely that Pakistan would again return to a policy of supporting the Taliban and increase Pakistan's dependence upon Islamist terror groups to prosecute its security interests. After a decade of fraught ties, culminating in a particularly tumultuous year in 2011, the US and Pakistan seemed poised for collision. With no remedy in sight, this rupture in the US-Pakistan relations will have enormous implications for regional and international security.
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