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Debate #414 · Terrorism, extremism and internal security

Should Pakistan participate in the Saudi-led Islamic military counter-terrorism alliance?

Asked 1 time · 1 year · International Relations
This debate All debatesAsked beforeQuestions (1)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: case for and against joining, political, socio-cultural and strategic implications, Iran and Middle East balance

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2016
CSS · International Relations · Critically analyse

Pakistan has formally joined Saudi Arabia's led 34-state Islamic military alliance to contain terrorism and extremism in Southwest Asia. Critically discuss whether or not Pakistan participates in the newly formed military alliance against terrorism and explain its political, socio-cultural and strategic implications on the country.

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