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A Question of Sovereignty as U.S. Gives Pakistan F-16 Fighters Jets

Salman Masood recently wrote a very interesting blog post for the New York Times At War blog.  The U.S. has passed along 3 F-16 fighter planes to the Pakistani Air Force; the transfer has caused much strutting fan fare and has germinated a crashing wave crop of billowing, swollen chests. Citing reportage in Dawn, the […]

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Balancing News on Pakistan

CNN reports on Pakistan’s female fighter pilots and the Air Force’s work in counterinsurgency and the War on Terror. It’s a very good article and reminds us that Pakistan is a moderate country paying their own costs in trying to uproot fundamentalism, militancy and terrorism from their country.

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