South Asia's nuclear decade / Bruce Riedel
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Survival Vol. 50, No 2, April-May 2008, pp.107-126 (106)Summary: The continuing tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir should be resolved through international diplomacy as a means to restrain the possibility of a nuclear conflict between the two.
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The continuing tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir should be resolved through international diplomacy as a means to restrain the possibility of a nuclear conflict between the two.
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