Pakistans Double Agenda

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The book examines Pakistan's contradictory policy towards Afghanistan post-9/11, highlighting its dual role as a U.S. ally in the fight against terrorism while simultaneously maintaining ties with the Afghan Taliban. It explores the influence of regional and domestic actors, the state's structure, geographical factors, and threat perceptions, providing a detailed analysis of negotiation strategies. This comprehensive study reveals how Pakistan managed to support U.S. interests while using the Taliban as a tool in its foreign policy.