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Debate #291 · Terrorism, extremism and internal security

Did joining the US-led war on terror benefit or harm Pakistan?

Asked 2 times · 2 years · Current Affairs · Pakistan Affairs
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (2)PositionsSame 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?
+2 moreHas Pakistan's counter-terrorism policy, including the National Action Plan, succeeded?Has rising non-state power made state-centric security thinking obsolete?

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Examiners want: frontline-state role, dimensions of Pakistan–US relations, short- and long-term costs and gains, balanced verdict

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2023
CSS · Pakistan Affairs · Discuss

Joining the US led coalition in the war against terrorism has many short and long term repercussions for Pakistan. Elaborate.

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2008
CSS · Current Affairs · Discuss

Discuss the various dimensions of Pakistan US relations in the wake of Pakistan's playing the role as a frontline state against International terrorism.

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