Pakistan's terrorism stance shows no paradigm shift
Islamabad faces unprecedented pressure to curb terrorism, but its options are limited and strategic compulsions multiple
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- Islamabad's new priorities
- Deliberate ambiguity
- Pakistan's goals and challenges
- Complicated networks
- Poor governance, limited will
- 'Good jihadis'
- Sympathy for JuD
- Handling Haqqanis
- India focus
- Signs of change?
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