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Pak Must Accept J&K as Part of India & India Handling of China is a Lesson to World

Ashley J. Tellis
  • March 03, 2021
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Summary:  Pakistan’s release of Daniel Pearl's killers has done more damage to it under the Joe Biden administration than anything else and the U.S. supports India in its confrontation against China in Ladakh.
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