Real and imaginary risks/ Anatol Lieven
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The World Today February 2008, pp.7-9.Summary: Fears of an Islamic state or loose nukes the capture of the nation's arsenal by extremists. The greatest short term risk of geopolitical disaster in Pakistan comes from US intervention means the effects of western misinterpretation and exaggeration of risks in the country. The greater long term threat from climate change and water shortage and population growth are the real threats.
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Fears of an Islamic state or loose nukes the capture of the nation's arsenal by extremists. The greatest short term risk of geopolitical disaster in Pakistan comes from US intervention means the effects of western misinterpretation and exaggeration of risks in the country. The greater long term threat from climate change and water shortage and population growth are the real threats.
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