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Growing instabiltiy in Afghanistan and Pakistan's role / Harsh V Pant

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PANT Harsh V

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In: RUSI Newsbrief Vol 26 No 11, November 2006, pp.124-126Summary: Pakistan's secret intelligence service (ISI) has been accused of actively supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan and other extremist groups around the world. President Musharraf has to balance political problems at home with international pressure to sort out the mess.

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Pakistan's secret intelligence service (ISI) has been accused of actively supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan and other extremist groups around the world. President Musharraf has to balance political problems at home with international pressure to sort out the mess.

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