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Civil society must rediscover its moral anchors — figures who inspire and connect with people.
The role of these peace advocates can be particularly critical during periods of relative calm.
The Taliban are stoking anti-Pakistan sentiment within Afghanistan.
It is important for the government to dispel the impression that superior security institutions are encroaching on the domain of the civilian security...
Given the presence of militants in the border areas, securing regional cooperation is essential.
It is necessary to go beyond simplistic narratives and recognise the complex nature of COIN.
It’s uncertain how deeply China might engage in CT cooperation against the insurgency.
There must be greater focus by the state and others on cultivating peace among citizens.
The PKK’s call for disarming itself after 40 years of resistance will have a far-reaching impact.
An increasing number of Taliban members believe their leader is exceeding his authority.
The approach of creating new institutions while not reforming existing ones is flawed.
Pakistan is struggling to balance its relationships with both China and the West.
President Trump is shaping a global order based on the principle of ‘might is right’.
There is a lack of international or broader regional support for resolving terrorism-related issues.
Public support for the state is critical for a successful counterinsurgency strategy.
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