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Did the US war in Afghanistan stabilise the region or destabilise Pakistan?

Asked 3 times · 3 years · Current Affairs · International Relations
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (3)Evidence (1)PositionsSame themeHas the alliance with the United States served Pakistan's interests more than it cost?Was Pakistan's Cold War alignment with America driven by security or ideology?Is US interventionism a source of global disorder rather than order?
+2 moreCan Pakistan stay a US partner as Washington builds India against China?Has NATO outlived its purpose since the Cold War ended?

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Examiners want: US aims in Afghanistan, AfPak and South Asia policies, do-more pressure, costs to Pakistan's state and society, a policy response

The questions

2018
CSS · Current Affairs · Critically analyse

Critically examine the Donald Trump's Policy for South Asia and its implications for Pakistan and the region.

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2012
CSS · International Relations · Critically analyse

Critically define “American interests in Afghanistan" and explain its political and strategic failure in the region and its unnecessary pressure on Pakistan to “do more” which can destabilize the regional scenario rather than stabilizing the situation. Also discuss the serious impact of American war on terror on Pakistan's state, society and system.

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2011
CSS · Current Affairs · Define

What is AFPAK policy; how to manage its implication on Pakistan?

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Evidence you can cite

Coalition Support Fund reimbursements paid to Pakistan, FY2002-FY2018: CSF Reimbursements: $14,573 million, out of a grand total of $34,183 million (FY2002-FY2018)Congressional Research Service, Direct Overt U.S. Aid Appropriations for and Military Reimbursements to Pakistan, FY2002-FY2020 (12 March 2019), via EveryCRSReport

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News about this debate watches for: afpak, war on terror, do more, trump south asia strategy, drone strikes, taliban, doha agreement, kabul, durand line, coalition support fund, tehreek-e-taliban pakistan, nato supply routes.