Beyond the Line of Control

The ugly face of religious extremism and radicalisation leading to violence in South Asia can only be defeated by these three countries through reconciliation, mutual cooperation and by forgiving each others' past mistakes. United States under Obama presidency can facilitate as well as complement such a transformation by supporting those in this region whose rights have been trampled upon and to whom justice has been denied. That would be a sure way to ... Full Story »

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Chris Finnie
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by Chris Finnie - Dec. 9, 2008

More academic than journalistic, this is properly an opinion piece. Though the author draws a reasonable conclusion, the article itself could benefit from better organization, more equal coverage of the three countries it purports to examine, and some subheads. As it is, I found it difficult to read and to follow.

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Kaizar Campwala
3.8
by Kaizar Campwala - Dec. 9, 2008

Abbas offers a broad framework within which to understand the challenges facing not only India, but also Pakistan and Afghanistan in light of the Mumbai attacks. He has a strong command of the information, and presents his argument with nuance.

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