Why Pakistan must crackdown both ''good'' and ''bad'' Taliban
Dubai: “Good Taliban, Bad Taliban.” It is time to end this hypocritical strategy towards heavily-armed militant groups fighting either in Pakistan or Afghanistan.
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Dubai: “Good Taliban, Bad Taliban.” It is time to end this hypocritical strategy towards heavily-armed militant groups fighting either in Pakistan or Afghanistan.
Indian journalists expressed grudging admiration last year when Dawn, a Pakistani English-language daily, published embarrassing details of a closed
Americans in particular and Westerners in general should understand that Pakistani culture is traditionally conservative and religious.
Pakistan officially banned the group in August 2008 and coined the term “Good Taliban and Bad Taliban” initially for its own consumption. For
But as many Pakistani commentators have said, their society urgently needs to find a middle ground between punitive and permissive versions of Islam, between abusive and licentious notions of
The “good Taliban–bad Taliban” distinction may have yielded tactical advantages in the short term, but it eroded the state''s monopoly over violence and blurred the boundary between proxy
Once lauded as the ''good Taliban'' for refraining from carrying out attacks against Pakistan''s security forces, Bahadur''s group finds itself labelled
Pakistan and the United States established relations on 15 August 1947, a day after the independence of Pakistan, when the United States became one of the first
Pakistani politics is a mix of good, bad, and ugly elements. While there have been moments of progress and stability, there are also challenges like corruption, political fights, and
Pakistan has been a victim of labels being imposed upon it and its conduct. One of these labels pertain to the good-Taliban bad-Taliban syndrome.
This trajectory is the direct outcome of Pakistan''s distinction between ''good'' Taliban (the Afghan Taliban) and ''bad'' Taliban (the TTP) and the unwillingness of large
India & US deliver blunt message to Pakistan: Don''t distinguish between good and bad terrorists In a strong message to Pakistan, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today said that in
Political observers often question whether the functioning of the Pakistani state is “normal.” Such questions stem from the state''s near-perennial
Pakistan though follows a “good Taliban-bad Taliban” strategy that seeks a pliant, Islamist power across its western border in Afghanistan as a
Hence the attempt of ordinary people to distinguish between “good” and “bad” Taliban, which has done so much to undermine public support for military
The neoclassical realism and bureaucratic politics assessment of Pakistan''s good Taliban/ bad Taliban policy elaborates on the role of different systemic and domestic factors that
Two reports show that judicial oversight remains weak in Pakistan, while political forces are interfering with the judiciary, freedom of the press
ABBOTTABAD, Pakistan -- In the post 9/11 world, Pakistan came of age as a global bad boy: A corrupt, barely democratic, nuclear-armed haven of
In Pakistan, good governance has remained an immaterialised dream. We usually hide behind justifications and blame game whenever the
One of these labels pertain to the good-Taliban bad-Taliban syndrome. Yet, Pakistan never clarifies its position; either because of indifference
Transformation from ''good'' to ''bad'' Taliban The 2006 peace agreement between Bahadur''s group and the Pakistani government remained in
In other words, Pakistan continues to be a victim of the fallacious distinction between good terrorist and bad terrorist
Here is the dilemma: Pakistan''s material culture is modernising and non-material culture is Islamising.
Distinguishing between ''good'' and ''bad'' Muslims will do little to move Pakistan forward as core issues and contradictions remain. . . . . . Dr Imran
As the new government takes shape in Afghanistan, there are some good, some bad, and some ugly realities confronting the region, primarily
“We announce that there will be no differentiation between ''good'' and ''bad'' Taliban and have resolved to continue the war against terrorism till the last