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A Habit of Second Thought. By Muhammad Mohsin Iqbal

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By MUHAMMAD IQBAL, Manish Rai, Emanuel Adil Ghouri
| pakistanchristianpost.com
President Donald John Trump occupies a singular place in the history of American leadership. He is at once a politician, a successful businessman, and an enthusiast of freestyle wrestling. His manner of thinking, planning, and decision-making bears a character distinctly different from that of his predecessors; indeed, many observers contend that it has few, if any, precedents in the annals of modern American politics.
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Baluchistan Has Become a Nightmare for the Pakistani Army. By Manish Rai

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By Manish Rai, Emanuel Adil Ghouri
| pakistanchristianpost.com
Balochistan is currently experiencing one of the most severe violence outbreaks of the year. In the past few months, Pakistani security forces have suffered heavy casualties due to coordinated rebel attacks.
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Pakistan at a Crossroads: Democracy, Security and the Future of South Asia. By Farooq Ganderbali:

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By Manish Rai, Emanuel Adil Ghouri
| pakistanchristianpost.com
Pakistan today stands at a defining moment in its history. A widely quoted saying observes, "Every country has an army, but in Pakistan, the army has a country." Whether one agrees with the phrase or not, it reflects a long-standing perception that Pakistan's military has exercised extraordinary influence over the country's political and strategic affairs.
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