The author is a former Ambassador of Pakistan. His writings for Criterion Quarterly are: Pakistan-eu: A Partnership in Slow Progression Government of the Rich Twin Challenges for the European Union Modi’s India: Year Two Autobiography of General Abdul Majid Malik Pakistan-India Relations – A new beginning? Brexit: A Messy Affair United States Gearing up for […]
By Saeed Khalid* The world’s sole superpower faced one of its darkest moments when Al Qaeda terrorists turned passenger planes into flying bombs on 11 September 2001. While America’s rage over the tragedy was understandable, the response by launching a massive war effort, first in Afghanistan and then Iraq, is running out of steam. The
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