Managing Pakistan-U.S. relations

Supporting military rulers and simultaneously passing legislation that requires the U.S. President to certify that Pakistan is making progress in its democratic evolution exemplify Washington's mixed and contradictory policies. Nonetheless, owing to a Democrat-dominated Congress and the likelihood of a Democratic President at the White House, there could be greater support for democracy in Pakistan. Full Story »

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by Randy Morrow - Jun. 26, 2008

A commentary on American involvement in Pakistan from a retired Pakistani army officer. An interesting statement from the article may illustrate Pakistani attitudes toward the US: "In trying to impose its will against the wishes of Pakistani people, the Bush administration further heightens anti-American sentiment; discredits the war on terror; and makes it more difficult for the new civilian government to stabilise. Air strikes by U.S. forces in the tribal belt, threats of more to ... More »

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