"The instability in Afghanistan continues to influence Pakistan's internal security, regional diplomacy, and counter terrorism strategy." Critically examine the above statement and suggest policy measures to address the issue/challenge.
Is Pakistan's terrorism threat primarily homegrown or externally sponsored?
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Examiners want: non-state actors versus state actors, proxy wars, Afghanistan and India factors, argued position, policy measures
The questions
What is meant by the term “Proxy War”? Are there any extrinsic factors at play in the internal security situation of Pakistan?
Define non-state actors. ‘Non-state actors are posing more threat to Pakistan's national security than threats from external state actors.' Argue in favour or against.
Evaluate the significance of conflict between India and Pakistan in global perspective of terrorism.
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