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Debate #231 · Pakistan and the United States

Is US interventionism a source of global disorder rather than order?

Asked 3 times · 3 years · International Relations
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (3)PositionsSame themeHas the alliance with the United States served Pakistan's interests more than it cost?Did the US war in Afghanistan stabilise the region or destabilise Pakistan?Was Pakistan's Cold War alignment with America driven by security or ideology?
+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 conduct since 2001, regime change, international law, realist critiques such as Mearsheimer, empirical cases, a balanced assessment

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News about this debate watches for: regime change, venezuela, maduro, guantanamo, iraq invasion, nato expansion, ukraine, mearsheimer, al-qaeda, unilateralism, sanctions, international law.