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| Courtesy World Affairs, USA |
By Neil Padukone in World Affairs, USA
In 1960, Aslam Siddiqui, an important figure in Pakistan’s Bureau of National Reconstruction, wrote that because Pakistan faced simultaneous threats from India to the east and Afghanistan in the west, Islamabad ought to seek “a fusion of the two states of Afghanistan and Pakistan in some way or other.” Read full article in World Affairs
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