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Is international distrust of Pakistan's counter-terrorism a diplomatic or policy failure?

Asked in 1 year · 2011Appears in:International Relations
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This debate All debatesIn shortPositionsNewsPast questions (1)Same themeHas the global war on terror reduced or intensified the terrorist threat?Is Pakistan's terrorism threat primarily homegrown or externally sponsored?Is radicalisation in Pakistan driven more by ideology or by socio-economic grievance?

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2011 · CSS International Relations · RecommendExplain why, despite being target of terrorism, Pakistan's international allies often publicly express dissatisfaction with Pakistan's counter terrorism policy and actions? Is… Outline it
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CSS · International Relations · Recommend

Explain why, despite being target of terrorism, Pakistan's international allies often publicly express dissatisfaction with Pakistan's counter terrorism policy and actions? Is this a failure of Pakistani diplomacy or weakness in its policy? Identify the fault and suggest corrective measures, if required.

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