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Pakistan Requires a Sustainable Security Strategy

We Need to Work Politically, Economically, and Diplomatically

By Brian Katulis | March 30, 2009

What is the current state of affairs in Pakistan? What is the United States' current role in Pakistan? And what can we do to help stabilize Pakistan and the region?

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