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Pakistan Needs India's Help to Defeat Taliban

Peter Preston, The Guardian | April 14, 2009

The latest strategy to deal with the Taliban has drawn praise from NATO but the lack of infrastructure in Pakistan casts doubt on its chances of success. ++ Indians welcomed the announcement from Richard Holbrooke that India "is the absolutely critical leader in the region" in relation to its role in Afghanistan. ++ They also have a significant role to play in Islamabad. ++ The instability in Pakistan can only be resolved if they shift attention away from seeking an enemy to the east, and focus on improving relations with their nearest neighbors.

Mon, Jan 23rd 2012, 14:05

Talha Bin Tariq, Government College University, Lahore, Pakistan, Gold Contributor (102)

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I like this comment! What's this?

Hmmm ..
Taliban can not be easily defeated because TALIBANS are created forcefully and with a reason.


Regards,
Talha Bin Tariq

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