Tensions between the civilian government and military have been growing. If Imran Khan is able to step in it will make life even more complicated for the U.S.
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Mr. Qazi probably should have mentioned the fact that the Pak Army and ISI continue to be engaged in a real covert war against the US as made public by Adm. Mike Mullen's comment that the...
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Why China Isn’t Freaking Out
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Understanding Romney on China
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How China Ends West’s Domination
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The Folly of “Managed” Taiwan Ties
The U.S. should be promoting not “managing” ties with Taiwan. This week’s election in Taiwan is a perfect opportunity for a rethink.
