Shadow diplomacy

Frontline (India) by Vijay Prashad | Jul. 28, 2009 (Special Report)

Most analysts of U.S. foreign policy in South Asia agree that there is pressure from within Islamabad and New Delhi to reopen the discussions. For Pakistan, the situation is fairly transparent. Instability along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border and the leakage of jehadi ambitions towards Islamabad have shifted the government’s priorities away from India: no longer the easy thought that it is from New Delhi that all of Pakistan’s problems hail. Full Story »

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3.7
 by Fabrice Florin - Jul. 28, 2009

Informative report on the changing relationship between the U.S., Pakistan and India, from the publishers of The Hindu. This article is factual and provides useful context on the 'quiet diplomacy' going on behind the scenes to address the many issues in that region.

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