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Kashmiri Separatists Let Down Their People

India celebrates its muslim authors; Pakistan relegates its to misery. Pakistan’s closest ally, China, mistreats its Muslims; Pakistan stays silent. India sends a probe to the moon; Pakistan goes to the IMF for a rescue package. The Kashmiri separatists protest - but take their right to do so for granted. By doing so they do themselves, and their people, no favors.

Nuclear Deterrence in South Asia: Avoiding the Brink

Nuclear weapons in South Asia present a quandary for the international community. Avoiding nuclear war requires engagement but engaging India and Pakistan risks legitimizing their weapons. How are countries to mitigate the risk of conflict and achieve arms control? Kai presents the concluding article in a 2-part analysis of the dynamics of nuclear deterrence in South Asia.

Nuclear Deterrence in South Asia: Will it Work?

A basic assumption of nuclear deterrence is that through mutually assured destruction, nuclear weapons prevent war. But do the characteristics that made deterrence successful during the Cold War, apply to South Asia? In the first of a two part series, Kai evaluates how nuclear deterrence may play in the enduring Indo-Pak theater.

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